"Shall I compare thee to a summer's day?" Just like Shakespeare in love, some of the best scholars use the compare/contrast text structure to analyze characters, events, settings, etc. for how they are the same and how they are different However, Mr. Fakespeare has stolen all of the Venn Diagrams! How will students organize their thoughts? Look at the example below and answer the question to recover those graphic organizers in lock 3! "The federal system divides powers

between the national and state

governments. Both can borrow money,

enforce laws, and establish courts but

only the national government can declare

war and establish post offices."

In the compare/contrast text structure, writers show what two things have in common and how they are different. Which two words in this example show how national and state governments are different? *