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Education > Standardized Tests in the United States > Admissions Tests > Undergraduate > ACT

ACT Reading: Comparison and Contrast

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A very common question type on the ACT is Comparison and Contrast. Whether you're comparing characters or groups or viewpoints, you are often called upon to highlight the similarities and differences between two subjects.
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