Passage 1

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Passage 2

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Drag ONE sentence to EACH box to compare and contrast themes in Passage 1 and Passage 2.

Passage 1

Passage 2

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Answer 1

Based on the provided text and themes, here's how you might drag and drop sentences to compare and contrast the themes in Passage 1 and Passage 2.

Passage 1

• "Strong friendships are based on emotion rather than intellect."

Passage 2

• "Friends who remain detached from others may risk forming ties that expose their faults."

Both

• "Most friendships are complicated because people are imperfect."
• "Friends who taunt their perceived superiority may risk damaging friendships."

Feel free to modify any sentences if you have specific examples that fit better.