As you read a potential source for a compare-and-contrast paragraph, you should first assess:
A. its argument's claims, reasons, and evidence.
B. the writer's future publishing plans.
C. its subjectivity and how it appeals to emotion.
D. your personal opinion on the subject.
Answer (1)
When preparing a compare-and-contrast paragraph, focus on analyzing the source's claims, reasons, and evidence to gauge its effectiveness. This prevents bias and ensures a factual, objective foundation for your writing. Avoid personal opinions and subjective judgments about the writer's intentions. ;
