Vocabulary Practice - Structure of compare & contrast writing

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Froggy Jumps Vocabulary Practice - Structure of compare & contrast writingVersión en línea Vocabulary Practice - Structure of compare & contrast writing por Quỳnh Trần Thị Như 1 When you look at how two things are the SAME, you are making a: a Strategy b Contrast c Comparison 2 When you look at how two things are DIFFERENT, you are making a: a Organization b Comparison c Contrast 3 If you are writing an essay about "Cats vs. Dogs," these two animals are your: a Categories b Subjects c Transitions 4 Which word describes the general plan or the "skeleton" of your writing? a Structure b Category c Logic 5 Putting your ideas in a clear and understandable order is called: a Organization b Independent c Asynchronous 6 If you group your ideas by "Noise," "Cost," or "Location," each group is called a: a Category b Strategy c Subject 7 Words like "However" or "Similarly" help connect two different ideas. These are: a Logics b Structures c Transitions 8 When you are able to complete your schoolwork all by yourself, you are being: a Strategic b Asynchronous c Independent 9 A specific plan you make to reach a goal, like a "writing plan," is a: a Category b Strategy c Comparison 10 To look at a text very closely so that you can truly understand it is to: a Analyze b Contrast c Organize

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Vocabulary Practice - Structure of compare & contrast writingVersión en línea

Vocabulary Practice - Structure of compare & contrast writing

por Quỳnh Trần Thị Như

When you look at how two things are the SAME, you are making a:

Strategy

Contrast

Comparison

When you look at how two things are DIFFERENT, you are making a:

Organization

Comparison

Contrast

If you are writing an essay about "Cats vs. Dogs," these two animals are your:

Which word describes the general plan or the "skeleton" of your writing?

Structure

Putting your ideas in a clear and understandable order is called:

Organization

Independent

Asynchronous

If you group your ideas by "Noise," "Cost," or "Location," each group is called a:

Words like "However" or "Similarly" help connect two different ideas. These are:

Logics

Structures

Transitions

When you are able to complete your schoolwork all by yourself, you are being:

Strategic

Asynchronous

Independent

A specific plan you make to reach a goal, like a "writing plan," is a:

To look at a text very closely so that you can truly understand it is to:

Analyze

Contrast

Organize

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Vocabulary Practice - Structure of compare & contrast writingVersión en línea

por Quỳnh Trần Thị Như

When you look at how two things are the SAME, you are making a:

When you look at how two things are DIFFERENT, you are making a:

If you are writing an essay about "Cats vs. Dogs," these two animals are your:

Which word describes the general plan or the "skeleton" of your writing?

Putting your ideas in a clear and understandable order is called:

If you group your ideas by "Noise," "Cost," or "Location," each group is called a:

Words like "However" or "Similarly" help connect two different ideas. These are:

When you are able to complete your schoolwork all by yourself, you are being:

A specific plan you make to reach a goal, like a "writing plan," is a:

To look at a text very closely so that you can truly understand it is to:

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