The last mode of writing development that we've studied in the second quarter of our course deals with how to write a compare and contrast essay. It is important that you know how to analyze rhetorical texts and organize them---and texts can come in all forms. Use blog #6 to explore this concept. Here's what to do:
1) Choose two images, symbols, pictures, etc. that have similarities and differences.
2) Embed the images onto your blog.
3) Answer the following questions and do the following tasks:
a. If you were to write a compare and contrast essay on these two images, what would your purpose be?
b. Write a sample thesis which reflects that purpose.
c. What would your key points be?
d. Would you organize subject by subject, or point by point?
1) Choose two images, symbols, pictures, etc. that have similarities and differences.
2) Embed the images onto your blog.
3) Answer the following questions and do the following tasks:
a. If you were to write a compare and contrast essay on these two images, what would your purpose be?
b. Write a sample thesis which reflects that purpose.
c. What would your key points be?
d. Would you organize subject by subject, or point by point?
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