Compare and contrast the themes of “The Bake Sale” and “Fourteen Days in Tokyo.” Support your answer with details from both texts. by Tina Killeen

32nventura — 2024-12-12 17:00:19 UTC

They are both from different states and many different food where they live. They didn't want to do it at first but they both like what they were doing. Todd and Liane both like their good food that they cooked with there family. So both of the theme are sometime we have to try something new to enjoy for 14 days in tokyo and people from different countries have things in conmon for The bake sale.

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32alara2 — 2024-12-12 17:49:30 UTC

The different thing about "Fourteen Days in Tokyo" and "The Bake Sale" is FDiT were eating, and talking about Tokyo. And TBS were selling breads, that's the different thing about "TBS" and "FDiT", and the same thing is they're all participate, and they're talking about breads.

32hduong — 2024-12-12 17:49:32 UTC

The different thing about "Fourteen Days in Tokyo" and "The Bake Sale" is FDiT were eating, and talking about Tokyo. And TBS were selling breads. That's the different things about "TBS" and "FDiT", and the same thing is they're all participate, and they're talking about breads.

2024-12-12 17:54:30 UTC

Compare:people can do something that others or can do the same but in a different way.The theme is you might not know how fun it is until you try it One example from the story is each kid makes bread from their countries.

Contrast: people from different countries be different from each other but might have something the same.they eat the same with food with different seasonings or eating styles.

32laparicio — 2024-12-12 17:59:58 UTC

Compare: people can do some things wath people can do same things but diferent whath can you do you try it bread from they country

Contrast: people from diferent countrys countrys diferent idioms diferents food diferent how people speak diferen from each other eat the same

31tdo — 2024-12-12 18:21:04 UTC

The bake sale and the fourteen days in Tokyo has people based on different religons/culture. So does the fourteen days in Tokyo. The Tokyo page has different cultures also but they only have to bake different kinds of bread.

Compare: They both have different countries that their talking about and the stories have people particpating. People in the story also didn't like what they were doing until when they actually do it and they love it!

2024-12-12 18:31:26 UTC

They are both from diffent contries and many diffrent foods where they live they didn't what to do it at first but they both like what they were doing todd and liane both like their good food that they cooked with there family so both of the theme is to try something diffent

2024-12-12 18:31:28 UTC

.they are both from different contres and many different food where they live.they didnt what to do it at first but they both like what they were doing. Todd ane liane both like their good food that they cooked with there family so both themes are to try something we have.

32mtran5 — 2024-12-12 18:31:36 UTC

Contrast : The bake sale is only talking about different kinds of bread to buy a equipment for school grounds and the story of Fourteen Days In Tokyo, doesn't talk about breads and school grounds equipment, but in the story Fourteen Days In Tokyo does travel to Tokyo to visit one of its relatives and _the story The Bake Sale doesn't travel to another country.

Compare : they both have people based on different religons/ cultures. And both the stories have people particpating. Also the people in the story didn't like what they were doing until they actually did what they had to participate in. They were happy!

32alimon — 2024-12-12 18:34:02 UTC

The themes are becouse they both make bread.what is diffrent theme is thet make diffrent bread and ingedeints