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In the Point-by-Point Method, the topic is introduced at the end of the paragraph.
In the Point-by-Point Method, the topic is introduced at the end of the paragraph.
False
The Point-by-Point Method allows the writer to compare and contrast two or more ideas by focusing on one aspect at a time.
The Point-by-Point Method allows the writer to compare and contrast two or more ideas by focusing on one aspect at a time.
True
The writer must explain the similarities and differences of all topics in the first paragraph.
The writer must explain the similarities and differences of all topics in the first paragraph.
False
A writer may choose to focus on the origins of names when comparing Sinulog and Ati-Atihan.
A writer may choose to focus on the origins of names when comparing Sinulog and Ati-Atihan.
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The Point-by-Point Method requires the writer to list all highlights of each topic in the conclusion.
The Point-by-Point Method requires the writer to list all highlights of each topic in the conclusion.
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Study Notes
Point-by-Point Method in Comparison/Contrast Essays
- Begin paragraphs with comparison/contrast topics or a thesis statement.
- Subsequent paragraphs focus on one aspect of the subjects compared.
- Example: A comparison essay on Philippine festivals (e.g., Sinulog, Ati-Atihan, Dinagyang) might first compare the festivals' names' meanings and origins, then their histories, and finally their highlights.
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This quiz covers the point-by-point method for writing comparison and contrast essays. It focuses on organizing paragraphs around specific aspects of the subjects being compared, using examples such as Philippine festivals. Test your understanding of effective essay structure and techniques.
