Last Name _____________ First Initial  __________   
Place a X to the left of the edition you are using _2nd _3rd _4th.   
Place an X to the left of whether your book is a  _Paperback (soft)  or a _ Hardback (thumps if hit)

Copy the exact Comparison Topic you are answering here

Type your Comparison beginning here. When done, delete all the directions below. 
* Write no more than 1 page. If you have endnotes that roll to the 3rd page, you may.
* Write in paragraphs. When you create another paragraph, place a blank line between them.

Do not change the font size (11 points), the font (Ariel), the margins (what Microsoft Word calls Narrow) and the paragraph setting (double space). You may change this from italic to regular font.

This is an .rtf (rich text format) file—a file type that thus far has been downloadable by every student. From what students tell me (and my checking seems to show), rtf files do not let you create endnotes—the easiest thing for you to do for your citations.

On the other hand, if you use Microsoft Word, you could save this .rtf file to be a Word file (.doc or .docx).
* If you already know how to create endnotes in Word, you are ready to go. 
* If you don’t, the Tips about Chicago… section includes links to videos on creating endnotes in Word

If you don’t use Microsoft Word, you can save this file to another word processing program that you know and that does do endnotes as long as Turnitin accepts it. Turnitin accepts these types of files:
•	A Microsoft Word document (.doc or .docx)
•	An Adobe file (.pdf) 
•	An Open Office document (.odt) 
If you have questions, please ask.