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March 7, 2012

#1026: Compare and Contrast explain

Compare and Contrast

[A checklist comparing “thee” to “a summer’s day” for a number of properties, displayed as separate rows in a table with 3 columns. The properties are shown in the first column with no header label, and the second and third columns have a header label of “Thee” and “A Summer’s Day” with a checkmark in one or both columns for each row.]

[Row 1]

Property: Fair, Temperate

Thee: Checked

A Summer’s Day: Checked

[Row 2]

Property: Hot, Sticky

Thee: Checked

A Summer’s Day: Checked

[Row 3]

Property: Short

Thee: Checked

A Summer’s Day: Not Checked

[Row 4]

Property: Harbinger of Hurricane Season

Thee: Not Checked

A Summer’s Day: Checked

[Row 5]

Property: Required for a Good Beach Party

Thee: Checked

A Summer’s Day: Checked

[Row 6]

Property: Major Cause of Heat Stroke in the Elderly

Thee: Not Checked

A Summer’s Day: Checked

[Row 7]

Property: Linked to Higher Rates of Juvenile Delinquency

Thee: Checked

A Summer’s Day: Checked

[Row 8]

Property: Sometimes Too Stifling

Thee: Checked

A Summer’s Day: Checked

[Row 9]

Property: Arrested for Releasing Snakes in Library

Thee: Checked

A Summer’s Day: Not Checked

[Row 10]

Property: Difficult to Focus on Work While I’m In

Thee: Checked

A Summer’s Day: Checked