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Fitzgerald and the Roaring Twenties — Unit test

Question 13 • PBCSD_Grade_Forgiveness_1001370_English 3_S2_2015

When you write a compare-and-contrast essay about a common theme, you must

Answer
A
avoid explaining how both works develop the theme.
B
compare and contrast how the themes are developed.
C
be sure to use transitions and avoid literary devices.
D
explain why the author chose a particular theme.

Explanation

A compare-and-contrast essay about a common theme should examine how each work develops that theme, noting both similarities and differences. Therefore, the correct choice is “compare and contrast how the themes are developed.” Avoiding that comparison would defeat the essay’s purpose, and explaining an author’s reason for choosing a theme is not required.

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