These two photographs were taken at wedding ceremonies Study the photographs and make two lists a list of the ways that the two wedding scenarios are similar and a list of the ways they are different Include details about the people and the setting such as clothing facial expressions and ID: 915605
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Slide1
Comparison and Contrast
Showing Similarities and Differences
Slide2These two photographs were taken at wedding ceremonies. Study the photographs and make two lists– a list of the ways that the two wedding scenarios are similar and a list of the ways they are different. Include details about the people and the setting, such as clothing, facial expressions, and background details.
Write a paragraph about the photos that answers these questions: How Are these two wedding scenes the same, and how are they different
Slide3Definition
Comparison and Contrast involves looking at both similarities and differences.
In a government class, your instructor asks you to compare two different parties position on the economy.For a local newspaper, you are asked to contrast two local politicians views on building a Tim Hortons at Balcoms Corners.
Slide4Point-By-Point Organization
Writer moves back and forth between the two subjects
Compares key points or characteristicsMilitary Involvement in the worldDemocratic ViewRepublican ViewHealth CareDemocratic ViewRepublican View
Slide5Subject-By-Subject Organization
Author describes the key points or characteristics of one subject then moves on to the next subject
Democratic viewsMilitary involvement in the worldHealth CareRepublican ViewsMilitary involvement in the worldHealth Care
Just be careful to discuss the same ideas when using this organizational style
Slide6Characteristics
Has a Clear Purpose
Express ideasExpress ideas about unconventional weddings. How they are similar and differentInformVariations of wedding ceremoniesPersuadeOne type of wedding is better than another
Slide7Basis of Comparison
A common characteristic on which to base the essay
Baseball vs. Football could be compared by the entertainment valueDetermines the details that should be usedNumber of viewers for the Superbowl vs. the World Series is relevantKinds of equipment used in each sport- irrelevant.
Slide8Fairly Examines Differences and Similarities
Consider your essay’s focus
Relevant information should not be left out just to make your pointCover the same points completely of both sides
Slide9Make a Point
Be interesting
Use other modes to spark interestDescribe each side thoroughlyIllustrate important or confusing ideasDefine difficult terms etc.Tell how something works
Slide10Thesis Statement
Has Three functions
Identifies the subjects being compared and contrastedSuggests whether to focus on similarities, differences, or bothStates the main point
Similar complaints from both parties reveal an underlying problem with the current healthcare system.Although different in purpose, the Occupy Wall Street and Tea Party both support radical change to the current governmental purpose and structure.Democrats and Republicans demonstrate two different approaches to the economic crisis in our country.
Slide11Introduction
Clear Introduction
Spark the reader’s interestPresents your subjectStates your thesisIncludes any needed background information
Slide12Support
Always supports the thesis of the paper
Even if it is a cool fact, if it does not support the thesis… leave it outCharacteristics should be significantA minimum of 3-4 characteristics should be examinedEach characteristic should be fully describedMake it easy to understand for an intelligent audience
Slide13Conclusion
Offer final comment on your comparison/ contrast
Summarize the main pointsRemind readers of your thesis