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Medium Reading and Writing · Craft and Structure · None · MCQ

The writer uses a comparison to make a particular point. The author compares the current efforts of the team to those of a group that previously worked on the project. The writer suggests that the current team is making better progress. What is the most likely reason why the writer uses a comparison to make this particular point?

In this passage, the author uses a comparison primarily to

  1. A

    create a sense of suspense and anticipation about the outcome of the project.

  2. B

    emphasize the importance of the team’s past experiences.

  3. C

    highlight the differences between the two teams’ approaches to the project.

  4. D

    show that the current team’s efforts are more successful than those of the previous team.

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