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Pattern-is created through the repetition of the design element.movement-is created when a design element directs the viewers eyes in a direction usually to a focal point.The 7 design elements are:line, shape, form, texture, value, space, and colorThe 7 design principles are:balance,unity,emphasis,contrast,pattern,movement, and rhythm........
it is when patterns flow continuesly with a confused pattern in the repeated pattern
a pattern of diffrent race of immigrations !
The Wyuwoni pattern developed in 1856 when the pattern was first woven by Mrs. James C. Paxtil. The second most popular pattern is the Americanized Paisley pattern, a pattern that we often see in America. Dr. Olivia Mallows
A repeating historical pattern is called"empires".
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Compare/Contrast Classification Sequence Cause/effect
Most voters use a mix of organizational patterns when choosing a candidate for political office. This can include party affiliation, candidate's policies and platform, personal characteristics such as integrity and leadership qualities, and endorsements from trusted individuals or organizations. Ultimately, the decision can vary based on individual preferences and priorities.
In ancient times... . , compare and contrast
Compare and contrast APEX
In a point by point pattern, you would address each point of comparison individually. This means you would discuss a specific aspect of one subject, then immediately follow by discussing the same aspect of the other subject. This helps to keep the comparison clear and organized for the reader.
in what organizational pattern do you move back and forth between subject as you discuss different features
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Point by point organization.
Point by point organization
Point by point organization
One common pattern is the chronological structure, which presents ideas in the order they occurred. Another is the cause and effect pattern, where the author explains the reasons for events and their outcomes. Compare and contrast is used to explain similarities and differences between two or more subjects.