Read the passage.Pizza may have its roots in Italy, but the United States has certainly left its mark on the food. Pizza from the US is some of the most popular in the world. New York and Chicago are both known for their great pizza. Pizza is similar in both cities in that they include tomato sauce and mozzarella cheese. However, their crusts are very different. New York pizza has a thin, hand-tossed crust, while Chicago’s pizza is a thick, deep-dish crust that is cooked in a pan.
The passage compares New York and Chicago pizza, pointing out a similarity—both use tomato sauce and mozzarella—and a difference—their crusts are prepared differently. This makes the passage’s structure compare/contrast. It is not mainly a sequence of steps or a problem and solution.
AI-written and checked against the verified answer.