To effectively compare and contrast two texts written in different genres, a reader must
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To effectively compare and contrast two texts written in different genres, a reader must
look for the same words used in both texts.
find the text that most supports personal views.
understand what is gained by treating a topic two different ways.
identify which text uses the most scientific and scholarly language.
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