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  Long Differences Essay -- Organized Person, Product or Topic

Contrast (Differences) Essay
Organized by Person, Place or Topic

In this long compare-and-contrast essay, you contrast just two people, places or topics
on three characteristics, going from least to most important.

Each "Difference" has two parts.

For instance, if I'm writing the New York's entertainment differs
from that of another city, I could write that
1) New York is is the home of Broadway and
2) is also the home of the some of the world's best classical music venues.

Because it is organized by the Person, Place or Topic, there are only four paragraphs:

1) The Introduction
2) The First Product, Person or Topic
3) The Second Product, Person or Topic 2
4) and the Essay Conclusion.


Title

Introduction
Hook
What is a "hook"?


Transition
What is a "transition"?


Thesis Statement
The thesis statement of a compare/contrast essay essentially tells the readers
what features you will discuss in the same order they will appear in the essay.



* * * FIRST PERSON, PLACE OR TOPIC * * *


First (Least Important) Difference

First (Least Important) Difference - Facts, Statistics, Quotes or Details
Here you provide your research, quotes or statistics.


Explanation or example
Here you explain the statistics or quotes or provide an example.
Possible Connectors:



First Difference, Part 2
Below you provide Part 2 of your First Difference.
Again, if I'm writing the New York's entertainment differs
from that of another city, I could write that
1) New York is is the home of Broadway and
2) is also the home of the some of the world's best classical music venues.

Facts, Statistics, Quotes or Details

Here you provide fact dealing with First Difference, Part 2
Possible Connectors:



Explanation or example
Here you explain the statistics or quotes or provide an example.




Second Difference

Second Difference
Facts, Statistics, Quotes or Details --

Provide your research, quotes or statistics.


Explanation or Example
Explain the statistics or quotes or provide an example.



Part 2 or Second Difference
Facts, Statistics, Quotes or Details Dealing with Part 2 of Second Difference

Provide your research, quotes or statistics.



Explanation or Example
Explain the statistics or quotes or provide an example.





The Most Important Difference


Most Important Difference
Facts, Statistics, Quotes or Details --

Provide your research, quotes or statistics.


Explain the statistics or quotes or provide an example.



Part 2 or Most Important Difference
Facts, Statistics, Quotes or Details Dealing with Part 2 of Second Difference

Provide your research, quotes or statistics.



Explanation or Example
Explain the statistics or quotes or provide an example.








* * * SECOND PERSON, PLACE OR TOPIC * * *



First (Least Important) Difference

First (Least Important) Difference - Facts, Statistics, Quotes or Details
Here you provide your research, quotes or statistics.
Possible Connectors


Explanation or example
Here you explain the statistics or quotes or provide an example.
Possible Connectors:



Part 2 of First Difference (Second Person, Product or Topic)
Match what's written above about Part 2 of the First Difference.



Example
Provide a concrete example that illustrates the differences.



Second Difference

Second Difference
Facts, Statistics, Quotes or Details --

Provide your research, quotes or statistics.
Possible Connectors


Explanation or Example
Explain the statistics or quotes or provide an example.



Part 2 of Second Difference - Facts, Statistics, Quotes or Details
Provide your research, quotes or statistics.



Example
Provide a concrete example that illustrates the differences.




The Most Important Difference


Most Important Difference
Facts, Statistics, Quotes or Details --

Provide your research, quotes or statistics.
Possible Connectors


Explanation or Example
Explain the statistics or quotes or provide an example.




Part 2 of Most Important Difference - Facts, Statistics, Quotes or Details
Provide your research, quotes or statistics.



Example
Provide a concrete example that illustrates the differences.




Essay Conclusion
Review the differences and end with a strong concluding sentence.




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