Compare and Contrast Types of Media

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Communication using multiple mediums.

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multimedia

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Forms of communication include print, audio, or video.

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media

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Compare means to explain similarities.

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true

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When two things are different, they are?

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Not the same or unlike each other.

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Jim enjoys sports; John prefers reading.

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Jim likes playing sports, while John likes reading books.

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Definition of contrast?

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Explain how something is different from something else.

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Alaska and Hawaii are both states.

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Alaska and Hawaii are both states.

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Difference between Science and Social Studies classes?

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In Science, you read about potential and kinetic energy; in Social Studies, about mummies and pyramids.

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Hand soap and liquid soap both work __________________.

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In the same way

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Magazines are ____________ media

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written

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