Read the passage Why is the passage an example of a compare and contrast
text structure? Check all that apply
It shows how bananas and oranges are similar
Bananas and oranges are the same in some ways and
different in other ways. Both are fruits that can be a quick
and healthy snack. Also, they both have an outer skin that
needs to be peeled before eating. However, bananas are
long and thin, while oranges are round. Oranges can be
squeezed to make fresh juice, while bananas cannot.
It explains how to peel bananas and oranges.
It shows how bananas and oranges are different
It uses signal words to show similarities and differences
It explains how fruits like oranges can be used to make
juice.
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