Comparison And Contrast

Question 1

Finding how two or more things alike

Answer 1

Compare

Question 2

Finding how two or more things are different

Answer 2

Contrast

Question 3

Give the four types of graphic organizer

Answer 3

THREE COLUMN NOTES
VENN DIAGRAM
SEMATIC FEATURE ANALYSIS
CHARACTER MAP

Question 4

Writers use a compar and contrast organizational pattern. Writers use one of two method

Answer 4

BLOCK METHOD AND POINT-BY-POINT METHOD

Question 5

The writer discusses all the feature subject

Answer 5

BLOCK METHOD

Question 6

The writer chooses feature and shows how it applies to subject

Answer 6

POINT-BY-POINT METHOD

Question 7

A (blank) essay explains the similarities and differences between two topics. (Ideas, people or thing)

Answer 7

COMPARISON AND CONTRAST

Question 8

Nothing happens without a reason or without some kind of sequence.

Answer 8

CAUSE AND EFFECT

Question 9

Clue words for cause

Answer 9

Because
Cause
Since
Reason
So that
The main reason

Question 10

Clue words for effect

Answer 10

As a result of
If
Consequently
Effect
Therefore
Thus

Question 11

Examine the evidence or arguments

Answer 11

CRITICAL READING

Question 12

7 critical reading strategies

Answer 12

1. PREVIEWING
2. CONTEXTUALIZING
3. QUESTIONING TO UNDERSTAND AND REMEMBER
4. REFLECTING ON CHALLENGES TO YOUR BELIEFS AND VALUES
5. OUTLINING AND SUMMARIZING
6. EVALUATING AN ARGUMENT
7. COMPARING AND CONTRASTING RELATED READINGS

Question 13

Is clearly written and explained in the text so that the reader will not be confused

Answer 13

EXPLICIT INFORMATION

Question 14

Is something that us implied, but NOT stated outright in the text

Answer 14

IMPLICIT INFORMATION

Question 15

State a quantifiable assertion or a measurable topic

Answer 15

CLAIM OF FACT

Question 16

Consist of arguments about moral, philosophical or aesthetic topics

Answer 16

CLAIM OF VALUE

Question 17

Something should or ought to be done

Answer 17

CLAIM OF POLICY