Compare and Contrast

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Comparing things involves:

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looking at similarities.

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Contrast means:

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To tell what is different.

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Some prefer indoor exercise, __________ others prefer outdoor.

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whereas

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I love volleyball; __________________, my brother enjoys football.

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on the other hand

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I am hungry, but won't eat due to my diet.

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Although

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I do my homework on Friday __________________ my desk mate who does on Sunday evening.

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in contrast to

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I sometimes walk with my mom, ________________ I don't like it.

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although

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Setting of Passage 1: French town. Setting of Passage 2: Home in Germany.

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Passage 1: French town; Passage 2: Home in Germany.

Front

Main difference between Sarah and the narrator:

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The narrator has accepted her move, while Sarah is still fighting it.

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Similarities in Nazi Germany passages:

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Both describe sending children to France for protection from Nazis.