honorable - worthy of honor and high respect

imitate - to mimic, impersonate, or copy

rejected - to refuse to accept (someone or something)

original - the first one of its kind; something different and unique

antique - dating from a period long ago

nuisance - an obnoxious or annoying person

villains - characters whose evil actions are important to the plot

Compare & Contrast

To compare means a reader investigates ways two or more things are the same or similar to one another. To contrast means a reader is determining ways that two or more things differ or are opposite from one another.

Search for these skills to practice within the iXL website/app (if available) by typing the green code into the iXL search box:

Grade 2 Activities (Used for remediation)

Reading:: V.1 Compare and contrast in informational passages NQN

Grade 3 Activities (Used for practice & strengthening)

Reading: I.2 Compare and contrast in informational texts UNG

L.2 Compare information from two informational texts DNH

O.1 Compare mythological illustrations LW5

Grade 4 Activities (Used for enrichment)

Reading: H.2 Compare and contrast characters GYD

D.2 Compare information from two informational texts YBU

J.1 Compare mythological illustrations J5P

G.3 Compare information from two texts 8CJ