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In writing, organization typically refers to the flow of details and information.

For example, if you were describing a Baseball you would likely start with the name of the object and a general description and/or purpose of the object. Then you would slowly add more details to try to paint a vivid picture to the reader. So in this example, we broke down the description into two areas, but each area also needs further organization.

To check organization, ask yourself if the order in which you present the details make some sort of logical sense.

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