Compare and Contrast

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What do you put in the inner circle of a Venn Diagram?

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Similarities

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What two things are being compared and contrasted in the example of ice cream flavors?

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Chocolate and strawberry ice cream

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How are my pets similar?

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They both love to cuddle.

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When two things are the same, they are?

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Alike

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Mary and Tracey are twin sisters. This is an example of:

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Comparing

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What is the purpose of a Venn Diagram?

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To visually represent similarities and differences between two or more items.

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What does it mean to contrast?

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To highlight the differences between two or more items.

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What does it mean to compare?

Back

To identify the similarities between two or more items.

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Give an example of comparing and contrasting animals.

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Comparing a dog and a cat: both are pets, but a dog barks while a cat meows.

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What is a key feature of a Venn Diagram?

Back

It has overlapping circles to show commonalities.