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A paired passage is two passages that have things in common or that are different.

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People might ask how to read it like one at a time and answer questions or read them both and then answer the text well i would recommend to read one at a time so you can get them done with so you remember the text

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Both nonfiction with the same topic but varying details/focuses. Both fiction with similar themes.

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Passages help us with what is going on in the story and it helps you with a big piece of information.

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Paired passages are two short passages that are related in some way that have mostly similarities in a text and compare characters or the settings

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Paired passages are two short passages that are related in some way that have mostly similarities in a text and compare characters or the settings

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this is a paired passage

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paired passages are passeges that are the same but also diffrent in some ways.

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I know that paired passages are 2 passages that are similar but both don't have to be the same genre.

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Paired passages are two passages that are related in some way. (Dora and boots both like investigating)

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I know that paired passages are passages that most likley have something in common or have the same interest .

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I know that paired passages are two passages that have some similarities and some differences. It could be 2 completely different genre . I mostly think they have the same problem and different resolution.

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A paired passage is when they compare the two passages and talk about the topic and how they are the same and different at the same and the passages might be non fiction and fiction or it could be non fiction and a poem or lots of others.

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paired passeges are two passeges that have things in commen and they both have questions to answer them. Most of the times people compare and contrast the two texts.

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What I know about compare and contrast is that it is really important for certain things .Like say you are writing a story and you want to compare you can get another text compare and then contrast the things that are the same and are different about the texts.

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Paired passages are two story that are comparing them of how same or different they are. They are basically both together but sometimes the questions ask you to compare them and also contrast because for .(example they say what do they have in common?)

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I know that paired passages are two passages next to eachother.Their question are separated but others are like "what do both passages have in common".

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Paired Passages are two passages like normal but except they are conjoined. At the end of the passage you have to answer the questions about each passage. When your done with that you have to compare and contrast the passages at the end of the passages.

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I know that in one of the paired passages I read, Maple Tree, it talks about an important tree in the narrator's neighborhood. I think paired passages are supposed to talk about one main subject.

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A paired passage is two passages that are similar and diffrent