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A point-by-point comparison is structured so that the writer

A. analyzes and evaluates the content or ideas of a work as well as how the author presents his or her ideas or arguments.
B. covers a single subject in detail, followed by a similar examination of the other subject.
C. explains a term or concept using a variety of techniques such as research, statistics, historical and popular references, comparisons, abstractions, and other ideas.
D. lists the major points of comparison and contrast between subjects, and discusses them one at a time.

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A point-by-point comparison is structured so that the writer can  lists the major points of comparison and contrast between subjects, and discusses them one at a time.

What is Point by Point?

This is known to be a  form of compare/contrast that is based on the topics of similarities or differences and then one often see or view each item via this comparison.

Note that it helps as support  to any number of items to compare and as such, A point-by-point comparison is structured so that the writer can  lists the major points of comparison and contrast between subjects, and discusses them one at a time.

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