Comparing and Contrasting
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Objective
I can compare and contrast two different topics using specific details.
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Warm-up video
Unknown Channel · 5:00
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Practice
7 questions
What does "compare" mean? What does "contrast" mean? Use simple words.
The video talks about comparing two articles. What is the first thing the professor looks at to compare them?
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Exit ticket
Quick comprehension check
“Think about dogs and cats. What is one way they are similar? Give a specific detail. What is one way they are different? Give a specific detail. Think about playing video games and reading books. What is one thing that is the same about them? Give a specific detail. What is one thing that is different about them? Give a specific detail. ”
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