Comparing multiple sources

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Instructions

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Option 1: Short Answer Items

Article 1: Select a quote that shows the author's point of view. Why is this quote important?

Option 2: Drawing

Comparing multiple sources

Comparing multiple sources

Article 1: Select a quote that shows the author's point of view. Why is this quote important?

Record the article's source. What do you know about this source?

Who is the author? What do you know about the author?

What is the article's tone? What can you learn from the article's tone?

Record the article's source. What do you know about this source?

Who is the author? What do you know about the author?

What is the article's tone? What can you learn from the article's tone?

Record the article's source. What do you know about this source?

Who is the author? What do you know about the author?

What is the article's tone? What can you learn from the article's tone?

Article 1: Select a quote that shows the author's point of view. Why is this quote important?

Article 2: Select a quote that shows the author's point of view. Why is this quote important?

Article 3: Select a quote that shows the author's point of view. Why is this quote important?

Similarities between the articles:

Differences between the articles:

Based on these articles, what conclusions can you draw about the topic?

Record the article's source. What do you know about this source?

Who is the author? What do you know about the author?

What is the article's tone? What can you learn from the article's tone?

Record the article's source. What do you know about this source?

Who is the author? What do you know about the author?

What is the article's tone? What can you learn from the article's tone?

Record the article's source. What do you know about this source?

Who is the author? What do you know about the author?

What is the article's tone? What can you learn from the article's tone?

Article 2: Select a quote that shows the author's point of view. Why is this quote important?

Article 3: Select a quote that shows the author's point of view. Why is this quote important?

Similarities between the articles:

Differences between the articles:

Based on these articles, what conclusions can you draw about the topic?