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Writing a Comparative Essay
Writing a Comparative Essay
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Learn the essential steps and techniques for writing a successful comparative essay
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Which phrase introduces text evidence?
To summarize
According to the text
In conclusion
In my opinion
2
What should you do after writing the essay?
Highlight key points
Revise and edit
Start a new one
Submit it
3
What is the first step in writing a comparative essay?
Revise and edit
Type the conclusion
Read and highlight
Write the introduction
4
What should your introduction start with?
A quote
A hook
A question
A summary
5
Which transition word shows similarity?
However
Therefore
Similarly
Although
6
Which word is NOT a transition word?
However
Quickly
Therefore
Similarly
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What should text evidence begin with?
To summarize
In my opinion
The author states that
In conclusion
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True or false: An outline should have complete sentences.
True
False
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What is a 'hook' in an essay?
An attention grabber
A question
A conclusion
A summary
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What is the purpose of an outline?
To write the essay
To add details
To edit text
To organize ideas
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Which option is NOT a suggested outline format?
Intro P1 P2 P3 Conclusion
P1 P2 P3 P4
Intro Body Conclusion
Story 1 Both Story 2
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What is the purpose of text evidence?
To summarize text
To introduce topics
To support reasons
To confuse readers
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Which transition word shows contrast?
However
Similarly
Therefore
Additionally
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What should the conclusion begin with?
Firstly
To start
In conclusion
In summary