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How is an ideogram different from a pictograph?
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How is an ideogram different from a pictograph?

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The difference between a pictogram and an ideogram lies in the words themselves. A pictogram uses a picture of an object and an ideogram uses a symbol made of geometric shapes to represent an idea.
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