Question

text structures quick check
drag each transition word or phrase to the correct location to show whether it is a sign of a text with a compare/contrast structure or a text with a claims/counterclaims/evidence structure. (2 points)
compare/contrast structure claims/counterclaims/evidence structure
likewise a difference is a study shows notably

Explanation:

To solve this, we analyze each transition word:

• Compare/Contrast Structure: Words that highlight similarities or differences. "likewise" (shows similarity) and "a difference is" (shows difference) fit here.
• Claims/Counterclaims/Evidence Structure: Words that introduce evidence or emphasize points. "a study shows" (presents evidence) and "notably" (emphasizes a point) fit here.

Answer:

• Compare/Contrast Structure: likewise, a difference is
• Claims/Counterclaims/Evidence Structure: a study shows, notably