Question

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 notably a difference is a study shows

Explanation:

• For "Compare/Contrast Structure":
• "likewise" is used to show similarity (part of comparing).
• "a difference is" is used to highlight differences (part of contrasting).
• For "Claims/Counterclaims/Evidence Structure":
• "notably" can be used to emphasize evidence or a point in a claim - counterclaim context.
• "a study shows" is used to present evidence that supports a claim or counterclaim.

Answer:

Compare/Contrast Structure:

• likewise
• a difference is

Claims/Counterclaims/Evidence Structure:

• notably
• a study shows