question 5 (1 point)\nmatch the type of compare and contrast organization with its definition:\nall…
question 5 (1 point)\nmatch the type of compare and contrast organization with its definition:\nall similarities between the\ntwo topics are addressed,\nand then all differences, or\nvice versa.\neach criteria for\ncomparison is handled one\nat a time, with the topics\nbeing compared addressed\nin the same order for each.\neach object or topic being\ncompared is handled one at\na time, with criteria for\ncomparison addressed in\nthe same order for each.\n1. subject - by - subject\n2. point - by - point\n3. similarities/differences
Answer
Brief Explanations:
- For the first definition: "all similarities between the two topics are addressed, and then all differences, or vice versa" - This is the similarities/differences (3) approach as it focuses on grouping either similarities first then differences or the other way around.
- For the second definition: "each criteria for comparison is handled one at a time, with the topics being compared addressed in the same order for each" - This is the point - by - point (2) approach. Here, we take one comparison criterion (e.g., cost, quality) at a time and discuss both topics (e.g., Product A and Product B) for that criterion.
- For the third definition: "each object or topic being compared is handled one at a time, with criteria for comparison addressed in the same order for each" - This is the subject - by - subject (1) approach. We first discuss all aspects (criteria) of one subject (e.g., Product A) and then all aspects of the other subject (e.g., Product B) in the same order of criteria.
Answer:
- subject - by - subject
- point - by - point
- similarities/differences