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Chronological Order in KDE's General Writing List

Explore the use of chronological order in the general list created by KDE for writing ORQ’s. Learn to identify, explain, describe, label, complete, and compare different elements.

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Chronological Order in KDE's General Writing List

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  1. IDENTIFY(List, Name) Make a list in chronological order if possible This verb is included in a general list created by KDE for use in writing ORQ’s

  2. EXPLAIN Give reasons for This verb is included in a general list created by KDE for use in writing ORQ’s

  3. DESCRIBE Write a detailed account in logical sequence This verb is included in a general list created by KDE for use in writing ORQ’s

  4. Label Name the parts, showing their location

  5. COMPLETE Finish

  6. COMPARE Show both similarities & differences; make linkages to previous knowledge This verb is included in a general list created by KDE for use in writing ORQ’s

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