Question
How are the structures in the first paragraph of each text different?
A.
“The Myth of Achilles” contains the idea of the importance of family over that of friends. In “The Quiz Bowl King” the role of friends are more important that that of one’s family.
B.
“The Myth of Achilles” contains the idea that following one’s destiny is the primary function of living life. In “The Quiz Bowl King” a person learns that he is better than other people.
C.
“The Myth of Achilles” contains a more objective story about the life of Achilles. “The Quiz Bowl King” contains details that show that Travis has a large ego and feels more important than his friends.
D.
“The Myth of Achilles” contains details that show the importance of mythological characters. In “The Quiz Bowl King” the main character of Travis discusses why competitions are important to friends.
A.
“The Myth of Achilles” contains the idea of the importance of family over that of friends. In “The Quiz Bowl King” the role of friends are more important that that of one’s family.
B.
“The Myth of Achilles” contains the idea that following one’s destiny is the primary function of living life. In “The Quiz Bowl King” a person learns that he is better than other people.
C.
“The Myth of Achilles” contains a more objective story about the life of Achilles. “The Quiz Bowl King” contains details that show that Travis has a large ego and feels more important than his friends.
D.
“The Myth of Achilles” contains details that show the importance of mythological characters. In “The Quiz Bowl King” the main character of Travis discusses why competitions are important to friends.
Answers
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The structures in the first paragraph of each text differ in their focus and thematic comparisons.
A. contrasts the significance of family versus friends, highlighting differing values.
B. examines a philosophical theme of destiny versus self-perception, focusing on life’s purpose.
C. differentiates between the narrative style of two texts, emphasizing objectivity versus character ego.
D. compares thematic elements of mythology versus the importance of competition in friendships, illustrating different perspectives on character roles.
Overall, the differences lie in whether the comparisons are thematic (A, B, and D) or narrative style-based (C), and how they frame the importance of characters and relationships in each text.
A. contrasts the significance of family versus friends, highlighting differing values.
B. examines a philosophical theme of destiny versus self-perception, focusing on life’s purpose.
C. differentiates between the narrative style of two texts, emphasizing objectivity versus character ego.
D. compares thematic elements of mythology versus the importance of competition in friendships, illustrating different perspectives on character roles.
Overall, the differences lie in whether the comparisons are thematic (A, B, and D) or narrative style-based (C), and how they frame the importance of characters and relationships in each text.