Which of the following transitions shows a comparison?
a. although
b. however
c. just as ***
d. whereas
No. Just as shows a similarity.
Contrast shows differences.
Comparison shows similarities.
I think c is correct.
What about A?
Oh. Okay.
Wait. Ms. Sue, I am doing a comparison. So, isn't comparison the same definition as similarity?
Well, I got it right. So, thanks Ms. Sue? Thanks Writeacher.
Congrats! =)
its c!
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To determine which of the given transitions shows a comparison, let's first understand what a comparison is. A comparison is a way of highlighting similarities or differences between two or more things.
Now, let's analyze each of the transitions to see if they indicate a comparison:
a. although: This transition is used to introduce a contrast or contradiction between two ideas rather than indicating a comparison.
b. however: Similar to "although," this transition is used to indicate a contrast or contradiction, not a comparison.
c. just as: This transition is commonly used to introduce a comparison. It implies that two things are similar or the same in a certain way.
d. whereas: This transition typically shows a contrast or opposition between two ideas rather than indicating a comparison.
Based on the explanations above, the transition that shows a comparison is "c. just as."