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Froggy Jumps Compare Paragraphs: BasicsOnline version Basics of comparing paragraphs by Raymond Jiménez 1 What is the main idea in a paragraph? a The central point the paragraph develops b The number of sentences in the paragraph c The author's name 2 Which sentence usually states the paragraph's main idea? a The transition sentence b The concluding sentence c The topic sentence 3 What should you compare when evaluating two paragraphs? a The author’s handwriting b Main ideas and supporting details c Only the length of paragraphs 4 What is a good method to compare paragraphs? a Identify similarities and differences in ideas b Only compare length c Ignore any differences 5 Which feature helps show how a paragraph is organized? a Foreign words b Capital letters c Transitional cues 6 Which is a sign two paragraphs are related? a Disjoint topics b Shared themes or evidence c Different font styles 7 What does a well-structured comparison include? a Clear thesis, evidence, and conclusion b Random facts c Unrelated quotes 8 When paraphrasing, what should you preserve in the comparison? a The author’s salary b The original meaning c The exact phrasing 9 Which error weakens a paragraph comparison? a Including both sides fairly b Cherry-picking only favorable details c Citing sources 10 What is a key difference between comparing and summarizing? a Both remove all details b Both require new conclusions c Comparison analyzes relationships; summary restates content

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Compare Paragraphs: BasicsOnline version

Basics of comparing paragraphs

by Raymond Jiménez

What is the main idea in a paragraph?

The central point the paragraph develops

The number of sentences in the paragraph

The author's name

Which sentence usually states the paragraph's main idea?

The transition sentence

The concluding sentence

The topic sentence

What should you compare when evaluating two paragraphs?

The author’s handwriting

Main ideas and supporting details

Only the length of paragraphs

What is a good method to compare paragraphs?

Identify similarities and differences in ideas

Only compare length

Ignore any differences

Which feature helps show how a paragraph is organized?

Foreign words

Capital letters

Transitional cues

Which is a sign two paragraphs are related?

Disjoint topics

Shared themes or evidence

Different font styles

What does a well-structured comparison include?

Clear thesis, evidence, and conclusion

Random facts

Unrelated quotes

When paraphrasing, what should you preserve in the comparison?

The author’s salary

The original meaning

The exact phrasing

Which error weakens a paragraph comparison?

Including both sides fairly

Cherry-picking only favorable details

Citing sources

What is a key difference between comparing and summarizing?

Both remove all details

Both require new conclusions

Comparison analyzes relationships; summary restates content

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by Raymond Jiménez

What is the main idea in a paragraph?

Which sentence usually states the paragraph's main idea?

What should you compare when evaluating two paragraphs?

What is a good method to compare paragraphs?

Which feature helps show how a paragraph is organized?

Which is a sign two paragraphs are related?

What does a well-structured comparison include?

When paraphrasing, what should you preserve in the comparison?

Which error weakens a paragraph comparison?

What is a key difference between comparing and summarizing?

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