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Buckland and Anchorage are completely different in many ways, but they still have some similarities.  According to the text, "Same Kids, Different Lives", students are participating in a government exchange program.  Seventh graders from Mirror Lake in Anchorage, went to Buckland.  It is a small village of 400 people south of the Arctic Circle.  In comparison, Anchorage is a large city of 282,813 people.  These are very, very different towns (places). From the text, "The Buckland students had fun. Still city life was different for them.  "It's too big for me", said Hadley.  "It's too busy here".  This proves that the city of Anchorage and the town of Buckland are very different.  Another difference is that Anchorage has indoor plumbing and Buckland does not except at the school.  Even the schools are different because in Anchorage, there are 680 students in the school.  That is more people than the whole entire village of Buckland.  There is one school in Buckland for all grades.   To sum things up, life for a kid in the village of Buckland is much different than Anchorage.                                             Buckland and Anchorage have a lot of differences, but can you believe they also have many similarities too?  According to the text, "Same Kids, Different Lives", there are many similarities.   The text states, "Despite the differences, the students could see ways that they were alike.  Most people have dogs. The teenagers have laptop computers'.  This quote exemplifies that children in Buckland and children in Anchorage both have similarities.  To sum things up, kids living in Anchorage and Buckland have both differences and similarities!!!

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The life for a kid who lives in the village of Buckland has similarities from a kid who lives in the city of Anchorage. The article states, This is the kind we have at home," said Karstin Hadley, pointing to a pound of butter marked $2.99. This proves that a similarity between Buckland and anchorage is that we have the same kind of butter. All in all,  The life for a kid who lives in the village of Buckland has similarities from a kid who lives in the city of Anchorage.
The life for a kid who lives in the village of Buckland has differences from a kid who lives in the city of Anchorage. The article states, "Four students looked over the rows of butter in the refrigerator cases of a supermarket in Anchorage, Alaska. There were more choices than these students had ever seen. This shows that a difference between Buckland and anchorage is more butter selection in Anchorage than in Buckland. All in all, the life for a kid who lives in the village of buckland has differences from a kid who lived in the city of Anchorage.

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The life for a kid who lives in the village of Buckland has similarities and differences from a kid who lives in the city of Anchorage. The article states, This is the kind we have at home," said Karstin Hadley, pointing to a pound of butter marked $2.99. This proves that a similarity between Buckland and anchorage is that we have the same kind of butter.  Next, the article also states, "Four students looked over the rows of butter in the refrigerator cases of a supermarket in Anchorage, Alaska. There were more choices than these students had ever seen. This shows that a difference between Buckland and anchorage is more butter selection in Anchorage than in Buckland. All in all, the life for a kid who lives in the village of buckland has similarities and differences from a kid who lived in the city of Anchorage.

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Kids in Anchorage and Buckland both have different lives.According to the text, ''Buckland kids have only 418 kids in their village''.This shows that kids in Buckland don't have a big population.According to the text, ''Anchorage has over 280,000 kid in their village''.This show that kids in Anchorage have a much bigger population than kids in Buckland.To sum things up kids in Anchorage have a much bigger population than Buckland.

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Kids in Anchorage and Buckland both  have more than one school in there community. Also, both communities have internet so they can communicate.Both cities are in Alaska. Anchorage and  Buckland are different because in Anchorage there are 282,813 people but Buckland has 418 people and that  is a big difference between them. Those are the simalrites and differences I found in the article.

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I think it would be simular to where I live. According to the text "The teenagers have laptop computers". This is because where I live teenagers have laptops to comunicate with there friends and family.

I think it wouldn't be simular to where I live. for instance "The students went ice fishing and learned native dancing". This means where I live it is hot so we can't go ice fishing. And we don't do native dances because there is not a lot of Native Americans.

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Kids in Anchorage and Buckland both have things in common . The text states"Most people have dogs. The teenagers have laptop computers."This shows that the kids in Buckland and the kids in Anchorage have dog and computers.Also The article states"  Many families also rent movies through the mail."The text state that in both place the kids and their family rent movie through the mail. To sum things up this show the kids in Anchorage and Buckland both have things in common.

The town of Anchorage and the town of Buckland are different in many ways. The text states "Anchorage, a city of 282,813 people" and "Buckland, a village of 418 people".This shows the amount of people in the towns are very different .Also, the text says "She was pointing to a pound of butter marked $2.99.  In her small village, it costs $4.79."This show that Buckland groceries are more money then in the big city of Anchorage. To sum thing up the town of Anchorage and the town of Buckland are different in many ways.

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A life for a kid in Buckland and a life for a kid in Anchorage are different and the same in some ways.  The text states,  "Youth are not allowed out after 10 p.m. There is no indoor plumbing except at the school.  Homes usually have plastic pails for toilets. The village has a "washeteria," a combination coin-operated laundry and public shower." This proves that there are diffrences in kids life depending on were they live. Another fact is, despite their differences, the Mirror Lake students could see ways that Buckland students were like them. Most people have dogs. The teenagers have laptop computers. Many families also rent movies by mail through Netflix" This shows teenagers are alike no matter were they live.