Comprise vs. Compose Quiz

To make up or form the basis of (correct)

To consist of

To include or contain

To be or constitute a part of element

To be or constitute a part of element

To make up or form the basis of

To consist of

To include or contain (correct)

Eight slices compose the pie

The pie is included of 8 pieces (correct)

The pie is comprised of 8 pieces

The pie comprises 8 slices

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