Grade 12 · Reading & language

Synthesize two short accounts

LET’S TRY ONE

Account A: A trial schedule would help us measure attendance. Account B: A trial would let families identify travel problems.

Which synthesis represents both accounts?

Both support a trial, but they emphasize different benefits.

The sentence preserves the agreement and the different reasons.

Your turn!
Learning steps & teaching tips

Combine agreements and differences without erasing either source's meaning.

  1. State what both accounts support, then preserve any important difference in emphasis or conditions.
  2. Work through the example. Explain how its evidence supports the answer.
  3. Try a new question; use the explanation to check your thinking.

Try it together

Make one new example with a partner. Identify the evidence for your answer before checking it together.

State what both accounts support, then preserve any important difference in emphasis or conditions.