When comparing texts what should you focus on?, Their differences, Their similarities, Their differences & similarities, What is meant by comparing texts by their purpose?, Comparing the order of ideas, Comparing how the two texts have been written with particular aims in mind, Comparing how the texts have been written at different times, What is NOT a purpose of text?, Persuade, Inform, Layout, Argue, What three main areas should you remember when comparing writers' methods?, Audience, Form & Purpose, Layout Use of Images & Style of Font, Tone, Language & Structure, What is NOT an element used in comparing two texts?, Structure, Grammar, Language, True facts, What should you link in your introduction when comparing two texts?, Language & Grammar, Purpose & Form, Structure & Ideas, What should you focus on in the middle part of your answer?, Persuasion, Information & Argument, Layout, Genre & Author, Language & Structure, Ideas & Effect, What should your conclusion include?, Language, Structure & Grammar, Summary & Effectiveness to the Purpose, Facts & Ideas, What is NOT an impact on the reader?, Giving your opinion, Trying to persuade, Communicating facts, Making you feel emotional, True or False: Two different texts can have the same purpose., True, False
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