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Type in the name of the novel and movie you are going to compare and contrast.
Example: Great Expectations.
impacts
increase carbon footprint and worsens air quality
loss of productivity
-occurs when road usage approaches or exceeds road capacity -tends to occur during peak periods when people are rushing to school or work in the mornings or evenings
sleep problems
increased heart rate elevated blood pressure
hearing impairment
stress
development of transport system ->require physical space
results in change of physical environment
impacts people who are dependent on the environment
when a transport system is in place, the movement of people, goods and services, cultures, become more accessible as they are able to travel across geographical boundaries
more interaction with foreign cultures
more diversity and variety
goods and services are more accessible and available worldwide
people are more mobile and it helps to strengthen and maintain social relationships
number of people/ goods that can be transported
frequencies of breakdowns/delays
ease of reaching destinations or activities. when a location / place can be easily reached by various modes of transport, we say that this location highly accessible.
environmental impact
ease of movement
number of occurences of a service
availability and reach of infrastructure
connection between two nodes
structures that facilitate the flow of traffic
system of transport routes connecting set of nodes
junctions and terminals
Which are the differences between the book and the movie?
Think of at least 3 differences. Type them in.
Examples regarding Great Expectations
Which are the similarities between the book and the movie?
Type them in. Example: Great Expectations the book and the movie have very similar plots.
slums
low level of health due to poor living conditions
vulnerability
environmental pollution
homelessness
poor health because of exposure to cold or rain, hunger and lack of sleep which causes skin infections, respiratory problems, stress disorders
competing land use
high birth rates
natural increase (birth rate-death rate)
rural urban migration
pull factors->move to
push factors ->move away
Restate your thesis while avoiding repetition.
Restate the differences between the book and the movie.
Restate the similarities between the novel and the movie, but try to avoid repetition (this will help if you write an essay afterward).
value
interested
do-able
potential
The introduction provides background information for both the book and the movie.
Create a thesis statement in which you briefly compare and contrast the book and the movie.
Type in the name of the main character.
This has to be the same for both the book and the movie.
quaternery
providing info and expertise
tertiary
selling things, providing services
secondary
making things
primary
Is the action in the movie set in the same place?
Where is it set? Example: The action in Great Expectations (1946) by David Lean has the same setting as in the book.
taking raw materials from ground, growing things
number of people divided by land area
In the book, where does the action take place?
Example: The action in Great Expectations the book takes place in 19th century England, London and Kent.
Use point-by-point organization in the body section to present the characteristics briefly stated in the thesis.
This means that if you use this draft to write a compare and contrast paper, each characteristic will be introduced in a separate paragraph.
How is the movie different from the novel?
Type in a short explanation. Use 'like', 'same as' or 'similar' for comparison, and 'unlike', 'differ from' and 'although' for contrasting.
How is the novel different from the movie?
Type in the answer. Use 'like', 'same as' or 'similar' for comparison, and 'unlike', 'differ from' and 'although' for contrasting.
