Compare and Contrast

When would you use comparing and contrasting in a real-life scenario?

• Deciding between two job offers based on salary and benefits

• Choosing a vacation destination by comparing and contrasting the activities available

• Comparing and contrasting different smartphone models before making a purchase

• All of the above

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comparing is looking at the.......,and contrasting is looking at the.........

• differences, similarities

• similarities, differences

• differences, differences

• similarities. similarities

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Which of the following scenarios is an example of comparing and contrasting in everyday life?

• Deciding between two restaurants based on their menu offerings

• Choosing a movie to watch by comparing the trailers

• Comparing the weather in different cities before planning a trip

• All of the above

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Which of the following is an example of comparing and contrasting in literature?

• Comparing the themes of two Shakespearean plays

• Contrasting the writing styles of two contemporary authors

• Analyzing the character development in a novel through comparison

• All of the above

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1. 3. mention three methods of comparision

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what do you mean by comparing ?

• identifying and examining differences between two or more subjects, ideas, concepts, or entities.

• To examine similarities between two or more subjects or ideas.

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What is a Venn diagram used for?

• To compare and contrast two things

• To show the similarities between two things

• To show the differences between two things

• To organize information in a graphic format

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What are some keywords used to compare things?

• Different, unlike, although, however

• Same, like, both, similar

• Same, like, both, similarly

• Different, difference, unlike, although

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What is an example of a comparison between birds and cats?

• Birds are pets while cats are not pets

• Birds lay eggs while cats give birth

• Birds can fly while cats cannot fly

• Birds are mammals while cats are birds

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What does the word 'compare' mean?

• To show how things are different within a story or text

• To tell what is alike or the same between two things

• To show how things are alike within a story or text

• To tell what is different between two things

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