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Recommendation: Use Text 2 (Elizabeth Scott) and Text 3 (Kerri Duncan) Why these two work best: 1. Differing Text Types & Registers Text 2 is a fact-based, professional/expository article—informative, structured, likely neutral, aimed at a general audience looking for evidence-based advice (health register). Text 3 is an opinion/essay piece —personal, reflective, more informal and literary in tone (creative register), published in The Guardian’s Opinion section. These contrasting styles make for a rich compare-and-contrast task. 2. Common Theme Both discuss hobbies as a counter to stress or perfectionism —Text 2 emphasizes scientific benefits and well-being; Text 3 celebrates carefree, imperfect hobbies as mental liberation. Clear thematic overlap. 3. Figurative & Stylistic Features Text 3 is likely rich in imagery and metaphoric/figurative language—“whitewash,” “spectacular stacks,” “draining saltwater from my brain,” “clay between my fingertips,” “wholesomeness... amorph...