A subject-by-subject comparison is structured so that the writer O Takes a position for or against a subject and tries to convince the reader to accept the same view.
Summarizes and evaluates a subject, listing the pros and cons of the subject.
Lists the major points of comparison and contrast between subjects, and discusses them one at a time.
Covers a single subject in detail, followed by a similar examination of the other subject.

Excerpt from the ultimate fighting championship mary o'dell 1 american interest in mixed martial arts is growing. both male and female athletes are invited to compete, although this sport is not recommended for the prima donna. this full contact fighting combines various martial arts techniques so fighters with different styles can compete against each other. this intriguing sport has convinced more than one athlete that he is not, in fact, the alpha and the omega! many people think that all combative sports should be strictly monitored and regulated by state commissions. it is obvious that the ultimate fighting championship (ufc) is an organization that promotes combative athletic events. state athletic commissions should strictly monitor and regulate the ufc. select the rebuttal statement that best refutes the viewpoint in section one. a) it is necessary to oversee the athletes involved in mixed martial arts. b) it is unnecessary to oversee the athletes involved in mixed martial arts. c) it is necessary for athletes involved in mixed martial arts to self-regulate. d) one distinctive feature of mixed martial arts is the combination of various techniques.

In the following conversation, which group discussion technique does emily most clearly show?

Which statement about this passage best explains that the culture is patriarchal?