- In the beginning, there should be of course an introduction that explains the type of stance or position that you take on the purpose or effect of the differences.
- Next, there should be a short, two or three sentence per work summary.
- Afterwards, take the time to structure your paper in the following way:
- Discuss the similarities and differences one after the other, in other words, write about issues one at a time,
- Paragraph structure:
- Topic Sentence
- Declare Similarity or Difference, which is the main idea/focus for the paragraph.
- After this, EXPLAIN THE SIGNIFICANCE OF THE FACT LISTED.
- What is the effect, outcome, result, or importance of this similarity or difference?
- Concluding Sentence
- Lastly, compose the concluding paragraph that will make sure that the reader understands the significance and/or reason that you listed those specific similarities/differences or facts.
- MOST IMPORTANT POINT, SIMILARITIES AND DIFFERENCES ARE EASY TO SPOT, THE PURPOSE IS TO EXPLAIN THEIR IMPORTANCE!
- I.E. Why are the stories better, more believable, more realistic, more inspiring, more informative, more appealing?
- How is Sundiata or Lion King better than the other as a result of the differences?
- How is Sundiata or Lion King more audience appropriate as a result of the differences?
- ONE SIMILARITY OR DIFFERENCE PER PARAGRAPH!
- You must discuss at least three in your paper for a “C”, four for a “B”, five and more for an “A”.
Monday, September 21, 2009
Compare & Contrast Essay Organization Help
Compare and Contrast Organization
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