Compare and Contrast

Front

Jill compared searching for her lost dog to being pranked.

Back

Searching for her dog was worse than being pranked.

Answer explanation

Jill is comparing that awful day of searching for her dog to being pranked because she said, ''that was worse than being pranked.''

Front

Difference between compare and contrast?

Back

Compare: same; Contrast: different.

Answer explanation

Compare means same and Contrast means different because, for an example, ''I compare your cat with my cat, they look so alike!'' and for contrast, ''I contrast my plant with my laptop, they are two completely different things!''

Front

Ms. Amar said, ''Wow! my dog and your dog look like twins.'' Is she Contrasting or Comparing?

Back

Comparing

Front

Gracia said her 2 fish look different. Contrasting or Comparing?

Back

Contrasting

Front

Tala realized she's shorter than Gracia. Comparing or Contrasting?

Back

Comparing

Front

George said, ''What a lovely day!'' Is he comparing or contrasting?

Back

None

Front

Jack told Mohammad, ''Your house looks nothing like my house!'' Is he Comparing or Contrasting?

Back

Contrasting

Front

Jillian said, ''Your dog looks like my dog! Your cat looks nothing like my cat.'' Comparing or Contrasting?

Back

Both

Front

Gracia said, 'Cats like your cat Ginger dislike water, while my dog Sparky enjoys it.'

Back

Contrasting

Front

Gracia said, 'We look alike, but my friend doesn't.' Comparing or Contrasting?

Back

Both