Which statements best describe a text with a compare-and-contrast structure? select three options. it supports a claim with reasons and evidence. it contains words such as because, so, and therefore. it contains words such as although, similarly, and yet. it describes similarities between two or more things. it discusses differences between two or more things.

It contains words such as although, similarly, and yet.

It describes similarities between two or more things.

It discusses differences between two or more things.

Explanation:

The compare-and-contrast structure is used in essays to analyze similarities and/or differences of two (or more) subjects or ideas through critical thinking.

The compare-and-contrast structure can be presented by focusing on one subject first, and then the other (block method) or by presenting each similarity of both ideas and each difference (point by point method). Words like although, similarly and yet would be used in the point by point method, and it can compare similarities and differences, or only focus on similarities or differences.