Overview
For this assignment, compare and contrast two planets or planetoids in our solar system using a Venn diagram. A Venn diagram is composed of two overlapping circles. The center (overlapping part) states what the two topical circles have in common. The areas outside the center in the non-overlapping parts of the circles show how the topics are different and how they contrast each other.
To see examples and additional details, please review this Venn Diagram Tutorial from LucidchartLinks to an external site..
You can use PowerpointLinks to an external site., WordLinks to an external site., Lucidchart, or another diagram software to create your Venn diagram. Be sure to draw two circles and label them with their respective planet title. Type out at least three points of similarity (where they cross over) and three points of difference (outside of the crossover in each respective circle).
[Image unavailable: how stuff works venn diagram: shows tomato on one side and description of tomato (red flesh, mushy, savory) in one circle and apple on other side with description of apple (white flesh, firm, sweet) in another circle. Where they overlap, we see shared characteristics (fruit, round, smooth-skinned)]