The type of organizational pattern you choose should be based on the kind of information and argument you plan to present. True or False

True.

Explanation:

The given statement asserts a true claim regarding the choice of organizational pattern. The pattern or the arrangement in which the ideas will be organized highly depends on the type of information as well as the argument that the author wishes to convey to the audience. If the author wishes to present information regarding a series of events or an issue across distinct segments of time, he/she would opt 'chronological organizational pattern.' But if the information aims to compare two ideas and argue that how one is better than another, the author would opt for 'compare-and-contrast organizational pattern' and so on. Thus, this justifies that the assertion is true.