In a comparison-and-contrast essay, a point-by-point organization allows you to discuss one subject for the entire essay one aspect of two subjects before moving on to another aspect one subject fully and then move on to the next subject one aspect of both subjects for the entire essay

The correct answer is B. One aspect of two subjects before moving on to another aspect

Explanation:

A comparison-and-contrast essay is a type of academic paper in which the main purpose is to find similarities and differences between two subjects, for this, multiple aspects of the subjects analyzed are contrasted and compared to create an argument about how both subjects relate. The information of comparison-and-contrast essays can be organized in different structures to express the main points, these structures include subject by subject structure in which all the points of a subject (subject A) are discussed and before all the points of the other subject (subject B) are discussed; compare then contrast structure in which the two subjects are first compared and the contrasted and point-by-point organization in which one aspect of both subjects is discussed, and then another one of the two subjects and so on. This structure allows the writer to analyze both subjects at the same time by directly comparing and contrasting each aspect of both and going point by point or aspect by aspect. Thus, in the point-by-point organization one aspect of two subjects is discussed before moving to another aspect.