1.Because no two authors are the same, informational texts by different authors will have differences as well as ________, even if they are about the same subject.
2.When comparing and contrasting different informational texts, you first need to look at what is ________.
3.The next step is to ________ the texts and find out how they are different.
4.Think about whether the text is using direct or indirect ________.
5.Then focus on the overall ________ of the text.
6.Is it neutral and unbiased or is it trying to stir up the reader's ____________?
7.Reading newspaper articles about the same topic by different writers is a great way to examine different ________.
similarities
similar
analyze
language
purpose
emotions
perspectives