What is the difference between an analogy and an anecdote?
An analogy is evidence from a person with credentials, while an anecdote results from a person's ideas.
O An analogy is visual evidence, such as a photo, while an anecdote compares the unfamiliar with the familiar.
O An analogy compares the unfamiliar with the familiar, while an anecdote is a story told from personal experience.
O An analogy is a story told from personal experience, while an anecdote is evidence from a person with credentials.
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