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Chronological Structure
Organizes information based on a timeline of events. Use when detailing historical events or processes.
Problem-Solution Structure
Presents a problem followed by a solution. Ideal for persuasive documents or proposals.
Cause and Effect Structure
Describes events and the outcomes they lead to. Useful for scientific or technical discussions.
Comparison and Contrast Structure
Juxtaposes two or more items to highlight similarities and differences. Suitable for evaluative or analytical documents.
Topical Structure
Organizes information by topics or themes. Appropriate for complex subjects that require categorization.
Spatial Structure
Arranges information based on physical location or layout. Applicable for descriptions or instructions involving geography or spatial relationships.
General to Specific Structure
Starts with broad information and narrows down to the details. Efficient for reports and academic writing.
Question and Answer Structure
Addresses a series of questions with corresponding answers. Ideal for FAQs or to clarify complex topics.
Procedural or Process Structure
Outlines the steps required to complete a task or process. Best suited for manuals or how-to guides.
Hierarchical Structure
Information is organized according to levels of importance or authority. Suitable for organizational documentation or outlining systems of classification.
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