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Checklist for comparing sources

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Checklist for comparing sources Presentation Transcript

Checklist for Making Comparisons of Sources
Source A: New Zealand Red Apples Source B: China Fujian Red Apples
Comparing Sources
- When doing comparison you have to look for common criteria . This means you have to identify something that the sources have in common before you state the similarities and differences in the sources.
The BASICS
Step 1: What does Source A say?
Step 2: What can I infer from Source A?
Step 3: What does Source B say?
Step 4: What can I infer from Source B?
Step 5: What is the Common Criteria?
Step 6: Is this a Similarity or Difference?
Getting the TOP MARKS
Identify criteria
How similar are they?
How different are they?