Which statement compares two elements?
A. This red snapper is delicious. It is seasoned with the same spices as the river trout I'm also enjoying.
B. I'd rather travel by train than drive; it's more relaxing and often much quicker.
C. In Pride and Prejudice, Elizabeth and Jane Bennet have different attitudes toward marriage.
D. I prefer music with an easy beat, like reggae. This club music is too loud and fast for my taste.
Answer (2)
The statement that compares two elements is A, which discusses the similarities in seasoning between red snapper and river trout. This option directly contrasts two types of fish based on a specific attribute—seasoning. The other choices do not make direct comparisons of two elements in the same manner. ;
The statement that best compares two elements is option A, which discusses the similarities in seasoning between red snapper and river trout. The other options either express preferences or highlight differences without effective comparisons. Therefore, option A is the correct choice.
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