Answer:
The information that can be found in both the dictionary and thesaurus entries is:
B. synonyms.
Explanation:
As we know, a thesaurus is a type of dictionary that provides synonyms for words. A dictionary is a book, even if an electronic one, that provides the meanings, synonyms, and other types of information such as origin and pronunciation for words. Therefore, both the dictionary and the thesaurus offer one information in common: synonyms.
When we look up the word "compliment", this is what comes up in a thesaurus:
SYNONYMS FOR compliment
admiration adulation applause blessing commendation courtesy endorsement homage ovation tribute acclaim acclamation appreciation approval bouquet cajolery comp confirmation [etc.]
When we look up the same word in a dictionary, this is what we find:
transitive verb
1: to express esteem, respect, affection, or admiration to : to pay a compliment to
complimented the pianist on his performance
2: to present with a token of esteem
complimented her with an honorary degree
Synonyms for compliment
Synonyms: Noun - bouquet, kudo
Synonyms: Verb - congratulate, felicitate, hug
