A claim that names a meaningful relationship between two subjects and explains what placing them together...

A claim that names a meaningful relationship between two subjects and explains what placing them together reveals is a __________.
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comparative thesis
productive
reasoning
genuinely comparative
evidence integration
The element two subjects share, such as a common situation or question, is what makes the comparison __________.
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A thesis that still works after one of the two subjects is removed is not __________.
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Introducing a quotation with context, presenting it clearly, and analyzing its connection to the claim is __________.
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The move that explains why a quotation supports the claim, rather than just showing what the text says, is __________.
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