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2006-08-27 10:36:15 · 2 answers · asked by Anonymous in Education & Reference Homework Help

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I see this in a 3 part c and c paper with an opening and a closing paragraph. Value-valued by emotion/good bargain, wealth-money and/or family friends,valueable-something of good quality or cna be used to give you more wealth or security(security either family/love or financially),Value is the emotional tie you have with ppl or an item. Wealth is about accumalting things that are valueable or not but just acquiring them for the sake of having. You can also aquire things such as land to resale to make more wealth. The land is therefore VALUEABLE, but not valued.To be VALUED it would be like the family farm handed down for many generations and you would never sale it becuse of the emotional value and how it has fed and supported your family. Value is also getting the best quality for the least price. Like buying in bulk at Sam's Club. You can buy 6 mac and cheese pkgs that are wrapped together, for a better value than buying them 1 at a time as you need them.You will get a discount for the bulk and you will use less gas and time in purchasing it. I guess these are the differences. They are alike because when you buy things at a good value you are saving money which helps your wealth. Keeping the valued land allows you to use your income on other things like to repair or update the farm machinery or animals.Wealth is a very valued position for most ppl and they can say they have suceeded in life by the measure of their wealth. Others judge wealth as love and closeness of their family and friends and how they treat ppl and how they are treated. YOu must start your paper witha paragraph stating that you will compare and contrast v. and w. Then in each parag. tell the things that are the same about them and the differences. The last parag. will be restating your proof of how you compared them.Have fun!

2006-08-27 11:00:15 · answer #1 · answered by Anonymous · 0 0

Things of value don't necessarily cost money, or have the same value from person to person. Or, here's another example: Pretend your house was smashed by Hurricane Ktrine and some people offered you a little apartment for your whole family, but you were safe, dry and all together -- you would be grateful and that would have value to you. Now pretend you are someone like Paris Hilton, and you can stay anywhere you want, but you get stuck in that little one bedroom apartment because your plane got stuck somewhere. You totally wouldn't stand being there, and you would hold no value for a place like that.

2006-08-27 17:44:46 · answer #2 · answered by tsopolly 6 · 0 0

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