1.background-->question(do not raise question sharply)

2.for reader:you have to make him:Q/S--Q/S--Q/S--noQ(one leg of the pyramid,logically)

1.deductive

2.inductive

the things occurred which make the reader raise a question.

multi-layer

shortcut for check:label all of them with a plural noun

only 4 logical order

1.subject+predicate(top)

2.It is the answer to the question raised by readers.

3.the question is raised by SCQA

fill in the top box

match the answer to the introduction

find the key line

structure the support points

the legend

the pyramid example

list all the points you want to make

work out the relationships between them

draw conclusions

1.something went wrong

2.something could go wrong

3.something changed

4.something could change

5.here is what you might expect to find in it

6.here is someone with a different point of view

7.in this situation we have three alternatives

1.what do we do?

2.how can we prevent it?

3.what should we do?

4.how should we react?

5.do we find it ?

6.who is right?

7.which one should we take?

picking up a Word or Phrase or the Main idea of the preceding portion of the pyramid that you are linking, and using it in your Opening Sentence.

restate main idea of the preceding text gracefully only where needed(e.g.,a long section)

defining the ideas in the grouping

identifying the misfits among them