Comparing Two Articles on Teen Binge Drinking

A comparison of two articles on teen drinking by Jeffery Kluger's article "How to manage teenage drinking (Smartway)" and Bernie Wuethrich's article "Get Stupid" is an article about teenage alcoholism. The two articles are very similar and different, and at the same time they are attractive to the words of rhetoric. Together, they will provide a good background for young people to drink. Both articles have many similarities; the two sides believe that alcohol abuse is a problem among young people across the country.

Overeating in adolescents seems to be decreasing, but extreme overeating (more than 15 consecutive drinking) is not so. In 2005, 22% of high school students continued drinking more than 5 times in the "past 2 weeks" and decreased to 18% in 2011. However, in 2011, about 20 high school students, the same as 2005, drank more than 15 times. Is this harmless? Still fatal? Every few years, like David Bogenberger, "Northern Illinois University" he answered a two-hour question from brothers and sisters in exchange for vodka and died. But these personal tragedies are not complete stories.

A comparison of two articles on teen drinking by Jeffery Kluger's article "How to manage teenage drinking (Smartway)" and Bernie Wuethrich's article "Get Stupid" is an article about teenage alcoholism. The two articles are very similar and different, and at the same time they are attractive to the words of rhetoric. Together, they will provide a good background for young people to drink. - Comparing the reading levels of two newspaper articles I chose two articles from different newspapers. One from The Daily Telegraph and the other from The Sun. Both articles are about the same topic. I often try to use these measures to calculate the FOG reading age, which article requires a longer reading age, using longer words and longer sentences by calculation I will.