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Destiiny22

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A similarities-differences pattern essay would
 
  A) describe similarities and then differences.
  B) describe each point or topic of comparison and difference and then move on to the next point.
  C) fill in details in a chart before moving on.
  D) A and B

Question 2

What is a good strategy for choosing an appropriate title for your essay?
 
  A) Pick up on a key phrase.
  B) Focus on an important element in the essay.
  C) Use strong, colorful words from one of the paragraphs.
  D) All of these.



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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

D



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