This is an example of a simple comparison/contrast, using a table or two or three. This is NOT a fully developed model for your Exercise 3, which should have much more substantial content and a narrative that explains each element in the table.

You can put tables inside of tables and use the outside tables to organize space on your page. Indeed, tables are really the only way to organize space on an html page. If you want to know how to use Netscape Composer to develop an html page, including images, go to Aggie Taormina's Netscape Composer Tutorial: Detailed Table of Contents: Netscape Composer.

This cub will grow into a gorgeous, enormous tiger.	Here is a simple table  comparing a cub's head and a carved head	This head will not grow into anything at all.
	cub's head furry two blue eyes pink nose carved head carved stone hair  two blank eyes stone nose
This cub is adorable.	They don't have too much in common, do they? That means this was a poor choice of items to compare.	This head is not adorable.

 

(c) Diane Thompson:12/3/1998; updated: 9/30/2005