What does a point-by-point comparative essay do?
A. It examines each text individually.
B. It compares and contrasts by topic.
C. It uses separate paragraphs to compare.
D. It explores one author at a time.
Answer (2)
A point-by-point comparative essay compares and contrasts two or more subjects by focusing on specific aspects rather than addressing each subject individually. The structure typically involves integrated paragraphs dedicated to each point of comparison. This method enhances analysis by allowing for detailed exploration of themes or characteristics. ;
A point-by-point comparative essay compares subjects by focusing on specific aspects, allowing for detailed analysis. It organizes arguments by topic rather than by separate subjects. Thus, the correct answer is B: It compares and contrasts by topic.
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