Surveys are considered as the best method to gain insights about the public opinion, concerning someone or something, wherein a number of people are selected from a large group, to ask about the issue or topic of interest. However, when the same is used in a political sense the process of the survey is called 'polling' and the study is called 'polls'. The poll is a process in which the opinion of a particular group concerning a particular subject or a person is questioned and their votes are … [Read more...]
Difference Between Theme and Topic
Whenever we start reading a story or any other form of literature, the first thing that we notice is its topic on which it is written and the last thing we recognize is its theme, i.e. what's the main point around which the story is structured. There are many who believe that topic and theme are one and the same thing. But this is not true, a topic is the main title, usually, written as a heading of the work. It is something which is described, explained or narrated through the story, essay … [Read more...]
Difference Between Newspaper and Magazine
Every morning we start our day with a cup of tea/coffee, and a newspaper in hand, so we all are very well aware of this word. Newspaper is the best source of clear, brief and objective information to many people. On the contrary, a magazine often stresses on specific and peculiar topics and current issues, which are of general interest. Newspapers and Magazines are the two most common forms of print media which not only educates you about the recent issues, events or happenings locally, … [Read more...]
Difference Between Duties and Responsibilities
Duty and Responsibility are wider terms, which are used in a number of contexts, say in the field of law, management, education, ethics and so forth. These are commonly used with one another, but they are two different terms, wherein the duty is imposed on someone, to perform something which is morally, legally or professionally considered right. It is something which we are required to do as per law, conventions, rules and norms. On the other hand, the responsibility is undertaken, i.e. … [Read more...]
Difference Between Summary and Paraphrase
Summary means a short and comprehensive abstract, containing the indispensable content of the passage. It is a brief statement which not just condenses but also restates the gist and the overall concept of the piece, in original language in an abridged form. On the other hand, paraphrase means the restatement of the passage, in explicit language, so as to clarify its hidden meaning, without condensing it. In paraphrasing, the written material, idea or statement of some other person is … [Read more...]
Difference Between Geography and Geology
The disciplines, Geography and Geology often sound similar, as they both studies the Earth, however, the subject matter of both the two are completely different. As the former is concerned with the Earth, its environment and inhabitants, the latter talks about the Earth and its history. Geology is nothing but Geoscience, i.e. the science which is concerned with the physical structure, substance, evolution and dynamics of the Earth. It also studies those processes which resulted in its … [Read more...]
Difference Between Literature and Language
Language is one of the best inventions of mankind, without which we won't be able to share our knowledge, opinions, ideas, feelings or express anger, excitement, nervousness, fears, with another person. Here we are not just talking about vocal language, but all the systems used as a medium for communication. Language is an intellectual body of sounds, symbols, and meaning which are regulated by grammatical rules and structure. On the contrary, literature can be understood as any body of … [Read more...]
Difference Between Article and Essay
There are many forms of writing such as reports, journals, research papers, articles, essay etc. Of which articles and essays are quite commonly misinterpreted. However, there exists a fine line of difference between the two, in the sense that articles are often backed by statistics, photographs, facts and reports, which is not required in the case of an essay, as it is a fact-based opinion on the topic. An article is nothing but a piece of writing commonly found in newspapers or websites … [Read more...]
Difference Between Foreword and Preface
Foreword refers to a short introductory insight about the book and the author, written by a person (expert) other than the author, out of his/her interaction or relationship with the author or his/her connection with the subject of the book. On the contrary, a preface is nothing but an opportunity for the author to introduce the book himself/herself, to the readers. It is the area where the author explains the reason and motive for writing the book. A book not just contains the main body, … [Read more...]
Difference Between Annexure and Appendix
An appendix can be understood as that section added at the end of of the book or report which contains subsidiary matter relating to the main idea of document or book. It contains data which is not very essential to explain your findings, but it supports the analysis, assists the user to understand the research work and provides background material. On the other hand, an annexure implies a set of legal documents or proofs which are attached to the main document, so as to confirm the details … [Read more...]
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