Comparison Essay Example 2

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<h2 style="text-align: center;" id="h2_tQhC" name="h2_tQhC" data-mce-style="text-align: center;">Sao Paulo and New York</h2><p id="p_MDNd" name="p_MDNd">       Two of the biggest, most famous cities in the world are Sao Paulo, Brazil and New York, New York. They are busy cities with cultural, and historical importance. They are also business centers in their respective countries. They differ from each other in many ways. These cities are on opposite hemispheres and have different languages, food, and culltures. Their climates and economies are also very distinct from one another. With all of these obvious differences, you may be surprised that there are also many similarities that these two large cities share. Both cities have a lot of immigration, attract many tourists, and have a high cost of living.</p><p id="p_ghax" name="p_ghax">       One similarity between Sao Paulo and New York is that they both have many immigrants. There are various reasons why both New York and Sao Paulo receive many immigrants. The first reason many immigrants go to these cities is to find more work opportunities. Since Sao Paulo and New York both have large, international companies that require many employees, it is easier to get a job in these cities than in smaller cities or rural areas. It is also easier to get a job there because in large cities with large populations, there are many people who need to go shopping, go to restaurants, travel, and so forth. Each of these businesses needs many employees to meet the needs of the population. The second reason that immigrants go to these cities is for education. Schools are easier to access in large cities that host universities and job training programs. For these reasons, immigrants go to Sao Paulo and New York.</p><p id="p_TZfw" name="p_TZfw">       Another similarity between the two cities is their tourism. New York and Sao Paulo have both attracted many tourists from all parts of the world. When visiting these cities, people can choose from many fun activities to do with friends or as a family. They can go shopping, visit famous museums, attend cultural entertainment events, and so forth. Tourists in New York often want to experience famous places like Broadway, Times Square, The Rockefeller Center, and the Statue of Liberty. People plan trips and vacations around these places because they are so famous. Tourists in Sao Paulo also have many famous sites they can visit, like the Sao Paulo Museum of Art, Paulista Avenue, and Ibirapuera Park. These fascinating places encourage many tourists to visit Sao Paulo. Both cities are home to aquariums, zoos, and restaurants that encourage trouism within these countries as well. With all of the notable attractions in both cities, it is easy to see that they are similar in tourism.</p><p id="p_qash" name="p_qash">       The high cost of living is a final way that these two cities are similar. Because many people want to live in these cities, there is a lot of competition for housing and food, which increases the cost of living there. It can be more expensive to rent a tiny apartment in New York than it is to rent an entire house in a suburb away from the city. Shopping in Sao Paulo makes it very apparent that there are many people in competition for the commodities there. Even though the cost of living is so high, salaries do not always match this increased cost because there are so many people willing to work in these cities that companies can pay their employees less. Many workers in both cities have to work multiple jobs to earn enough money to support their families. The high cost of living is very comparable between Sao Paulo and New York.</p><p id="p_cjcL" name="p_cjcL">       Due to the high cost of living, the tourism, and immigration, Sao Paulo and New York are two cities that are very similar to each other. There are differences that are easy to identify, but these cities are more similar than people might think initially. A visitor to one city may be able to feel that she has already experienced the other city because they share so many traits, even though the people in each city are speaking a different language, eating different food, and are used to different weather. </p><p name="p_cjcL"></p><h2 id="h2_jhit" class="p1" name="h2_jhit">Exercises</h2><p name="p_cjcL"></p><p name="p_DssQ"></p><p name="p_cjcL"></p><div class="callout exercises" data-callout-custom-class="exercises"><h3 id="h3_aBVS" name="h3_aBVS">Exercise 1: Analyze an essay</h3><p id="h3_WpPG" name="h3_WpPG"><em>Read one of the two Process Example Essays on the following pages to complete this exercise.</em></p><ol id="ol_NNrG" name="ol_NNrG" class=" qe-editable"><li id="li_aPTt" class="p1" name="li_aPTt">Label the introduction paragraph, the body paragraphs, and the conclusion paragraph.</li><li id="li_vkJj" class="p1" name="li_vkJj">Circle the hook.</li><li id="li_DADB" class="p1" name="li_DADB">What is the general topic of the essay?</li><li id="li_iNmP" class="p1" name="li_iNmP">Underline the thesis.</li><li id="li_atqI" class="p1" name="li_atqI">Underline each of the topic sentences.</li><li id="li_aMcx" class="p1" name="li_aMcx">Do each of the topic sentences support the thesis?</li><li id="li_UfEH" class="p1" name="li_UfEH">Does the conclusion paragraph start by restating the thesis?</li></ol></div><p name="p_cjcL"></p>