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Where are the Tomato and Apple being CONTRASTED?

• Nowhere

• Everywhere

• In the middle dark blue part

• On the left light blue side AND the right pink side

Look at the picture. What are words that are used to contrast (tell what is different)?

• both, similar/same

• however, in contrast, differ/different, while/whereas, on the other hand, but/yet, though, although

• also/too, as well as

• none of these options

Read both of these stories. How do the stories COMPARE?

• One has a bear, but the other has a big

• One is about getting tricked, the other is about appreciating differences

• Both have fish

• Both are about animals

If I wanted to CONTRAST these two stories, what could I say?

• Both stories happen outside

• The setting of one story is in a field, but the other is in a garden

• Both stories involve food

• Both stories teach lessons

Compare Country Mouse & Town Mouse

• One lives in the city but the other lives in the country

• One has to worry about a cat, one does not

• They are both mice

• One eats fancy food, the other does not

Contrast the Town Mouse and Country Mouse

• Town Mouse lives indoors but Country Mouse lives in nature

• Both mice like to eat

• Both mice are cousins

• Both mice like where they live

What does it mean to contrast?

• To put two things side by side and tell how they are alike

• To put two things side by side and tell how they are different

• To put two things side by side and tell what you like about them

• To put two things side by side and tell what you don't like about them

When people compare and contrast, they typically use a

• Pie chart

• line graph

• Venn diagram

What does it mean to compare two or more objects?

• look for similarities

• like terms

• look for differences

When comparing, what words should you look for (select all that apply)

• in the same way

• likewise

• as well

• but