Definitions
- Describing a writing tool with a felt tip used for drawing or writing on surfaces like whiteboards, glass, or paper. - Referring to a tool used for highlighting or underlining text in books, documents, or notes. - Talking about a tool used for labeling or marking items, such as boxes, containers, or bags.
- Describing a writing tool with ink used for writing on paper or other surfaces. - Referring to a tool used for signing documents, writing letters, or taking notes. - Talking about a tool used for drawing or sketching on paper or other surfaces.
List of Similarities
- 1Both are writing tools.
- 2Both can be used for drawing or writing on surfaces.
- 3Both come in various colors and sizes.
- 4Both are portable and easy to carry around.
- 5Both have been used for centuries by humans for communication and expression.
What is the difference?
- 1Ink type: Markers use ink that is thicker and more opaque than pens, which use thinner and more fluid ink.
- 2Surface: Markers are designed for non-porous surfaces like whiteboards and glass, while pens are designed for porous surfaces like paper and cardboard.
- 3Tip shape: Markers have a broader and more flexible tip, while pens have a narrower and more rigid tip.
- 4Usage: Markers are often used for labeling, highlighting, or drawing, while pens are often used for writing, signing, or note-taking.
- 5Durability: Markers tend to dry out faster than pens and may require more frequent replacement or refilling.
Remember this!
Marker and pen are both writing tools used for drawing or writing on surfaces. However, the difference between marker and pen is their ink type, surface, tip shape, usage, and durability. A marker uses thicker and more opaque ink and is designed for non-porous surfaces like whiteboards and glass, while a pen uses thinner and more fluid ink and is designed for porous surfaces like paper and cardboard.
