Any city article’s introductory paragraphs usually focus on unique aspects that best exemplify that city. Albuquerque 's article uses …show more content…
Albuquerque 's article does not stray far from this arrangement. It supports each heading with several paragraphs, sub-headings, and a “see also” section. This approach yields a diverse, well-rounded article that covers all aspects of the city. Homyel 's article primarily focuses on the city’s history, which comprises roughly half of the whole article. The length of each heading is inconsistent. Some headings are well written with ample detail while others are only a single sentence, and Homyel is missing a “see also” heading in the English version. Albuquerque 's article offers a structured, planned out, and developed format, whereas Homyel 's takes a more irregular …show more content…
Albuquerque 's article uses over thirty pictures throughout its text. The majority of them portray the physical landscape of the city in a positive style. Pictures of buildings towering in front of a clear sky make the city look attractive to visit. The pictures relate to and provide a better understanding of the text. A total of twelve pictures are present in Homyel’s article, most of which are not even from this century. These pictures are neutral, showing city maps and historical figures. However, they do not capture the current city effectively. The article could better portray the city with relevant pictures of the city