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A comparison and contrast article is best for which of the following?

When a single subject is extremely complicated
When an argument is especially heated
When there are narrative elements to explain
When there are two related subjects to discuss or review

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20-09-2017

A comparison and contrast article is best for when there are two related subjects to discuss or review. This is because you are comparing and contrasting the similarities and differences of the two related subjects.

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The answer is (When there are two related subjects to discuss or review)

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