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Compare how writers frame the same event - Online practice 1
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Two original accounts of a busy square. A: 'The square finally filled with voices; empty benches became meeting places.' B: 'By noon, the quiet corners had vanished beneath a tide of voices.' Both select details of the same change but may value it differently. Compare evidence from both; do not invent numerical impacts or treat an interpretation as a survey of every reader.
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- Which selected words in A and B frame a busy square differently?
- Write a connected comparison of the attitudes to a busy square, using a detail from each account.
- Could these accounts alone prove the exact measured benefits and costs of a busy square?
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