
Methods of Writing Comparing and Contrast Compositions
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- Q1Which method is commonly used for writing a compare and contrast composition?Chronological methodNarrative methodLinear methodBlock method30s
- Q2What is the purpose of a compare and contrast essay?To tell a storyTo persuade the reader of one viewpointTo provide a summary of a single subjectTo highlight similarities and differences between two subjects30s
- Q3In a compare and contrast essay, what structure can you use to organize your ideas?Chronological structureDescriptive structurePoint-by-point structureCause-effect structure30s
- Q4What would be a good transitional phrase to use when introducing a similarity in a compare and contrast essay?SimilarlyOn the contraryIn contrastHowever30s
- Q5Which of the following is NOT a common method used to organize a compare and contrast composition?Point-by-point methodBlock methodRandom orderList method30s
- Q6What is one key feature of a compare and contrast essay's introduction?An unrelated anecdoteA detailed conclusionA clear thesis statementA summary of each subject30s
- Q7What is an effective way to conclude a compare and contrast essay?Leaving the reader with a questionSummarizing key points of comparison and contrastIntroducing a new topicProviding a detailed background30s
- Q8Which of the following is an effective way to transition between points in a compare and contrast essay?On the other handFirstlyFor exampleIn conclusion30s
- Q9What type of information should you include in the body of a compare and contrast essay?Generalizations about the topicsStatistical data onlyOnly emotional opinionsSpecific details about both subjects30s
- Q10Which phrase would best introduce a contrasting idea in a compare and contrast essay?In contrastLikewiseSimilarlyAlso30s