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What sentence uses a compare-and-contrast structure to best support the answer to Part A?
"This idea of attraction and repulsion may sound very similar to another concept: magnetism."
"although electricity be present even in materials that do not conduct charges well, such as glass or rubber, magnetism can only exist where charges are moving."
"while electrity is the force responsible for electricity currents and fields, magnetism is responsible for magnetic forces and fields."
"the movement of electric charges creates magnetism."
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The second sentence:
"although electricity be present even in materials that do not conduct charges well, such as glass or rubber, magnetism can only exist where charges are moving."
Why: it explicitly contrasts electricity and magnetism (using "although") and states a clear difference in conditions where each occurs. (Sentence 3 also compares the two, but 2 gives a stronger contrast.)
"although electricity be present even in materials that do not conduct charges well, such as glass or rubber, magnetism can only exist where charges are moving."
Why: it explicitly contrasts electricity and magnetism (using "although") and states a clear difference in conditions where each occurs. (Sentence 3 also compares the two, but 2 gives a stronger contrast.)
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