Compare and contrast Comprehension Toolkit Inferential comprehension 2 Comprehension Toolkit Inferential comprehension 2 Comprehension means understanding The answers to some questions are easy to find while the answers to others are more difficult to work out ID: 764424
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Compare and contrast Comprehension Toolkit Inferential comprehension 2
Comprehension Toolkit Inferential comprehension 2 Comprehension means understanding . The answers to some questions are easy to find, while the answers to others are more difficult to work out. The best way to understand a text is to ask yourself questions as you read it.
Comprehension Toolkit Inferential comprehension 2 To compare and contrast information, look at what is the same and what is different . These two starfish have the same shape. They are different colours .
Comprehension Toolkit Inferential comprehension 2 One way of comparing and contrasting information is with a graphic organiser . The middle column shows how the starfish are the same or similar. The first and third columns show how they are different. starfish 1 starfish 1 and 2 starfish 2 different same different red colour same shape both have lumps yellow–brown colour
Comprehension Toolkit Inferential comprehension 2 Let’s compare a bee and a butterfly. The bee landed on the yellow flower and used its long, tube-like tongue to suck up the nectar. Beside it, a yellow and purple butterfly was sucking nectar from a red flower. How are the bee and the butterfly the same ? They are both insects. (We can use our own knowledge to draw this conclusion.) Both are drinking nectar. Both are sitting on flowers.
Comprehension Toolkit Inferential comprehension 2 The bee landed on the yellow flower and used its long, tube-like tongue to suck up the nectar. Beside it, a yellow and purple butterfly was sucking nectar from a red flower. How are the bee and the butterfly different ? They look different. (We can use our own knowledge to draw this conclusion.) They are sitting on different flowers.
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