Organize an essay outline using compare/contrast strategy. You might present ideas or information in any one of the following three ways:1.Compare and contrast, discussing similarities as well as differences between two or more persons, places, or things;2.Compare only, discussing just similarities; or3.Contrast only, discussing differences.

--Which subject do you like ______--I like chemistry ______ than any other one. A: better, better B: best, better C: best, best D: better, best

This room ______ in the building. A: is the biggest than any other one B: is bigger than any other one C: is biggest than any other one D: is bigger than any one

One of the children from the other family was a ______ than the speaker.

To end a speech with a quotation, the speaker has to remember _____. A: it is a brief one that perfectly captures the central idea of the speech B: to choose something that is long enough to show one’s central idea C: it is something that is atypical so as to attract the audience’s attention D: to select something that is unheard of rather than something too famous