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Identify the transitional adverb used here: “He is intelligent; ___, he lacks experience.”

A. but

B. moreover

C. however ✓

D. and

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Choose the best result-based connector: “He studied hard; ___, he passed.”

A. however

B. hence ✓

C. while

D. whereas

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Which of the following is a coordinating conjunction?

A. Although

B. But ✓

C. Because

D. Since

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Identify the concessive conjunction: “Even though it rained, we enjoyed the picnic.”

A. Since

B. When

C. Even though ✓

D. Unless

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Which sentence uses a connector of comparison?

A. She failed; in contrast, he passed. ✓

B. She failed; consequently, he passed.

C. She failed; because he passed.

D. She failed; if he passed.

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Choose a connector of exception/opposition: “He was expected to lead; ___, he stayed silent.”

A. instead ✓

B. in addition

C. for example

D. because

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Choose the correct transition for time: “We were about to leave ___ he arrived.”

A. because

B. when ✓

C. although

D. unless

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Select a connector of sequence: “First we eat; ___ we clean up.”

A. therefore

B. then ✓

C. instead

D. because

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Choose the best connector to join these sentences: “She didn?t attend. She was sick.”

A. however

B. and

C. or

D. therefore ✓

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Select the transitional phrase showing summary: “___, the project was a success.”

A. In short ✓

B. Nevertheless

C. Whereas

D. Instead

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Choose the correct transition: “They argued for hours; ___, no decision was made.”

A. likewise

B. consequently

C. in contrast

D. yet ✓

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Choose the subordinating conjunction of cause: “He missed the test ___ he was late.”

A. while

B. since ✓

C. although

D. whereas

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Choose the correct transitional device to show cause and effect: “It was raining; ___, the match was canceled.”

A. instead

B. however

C. consequently ✓

D. similarly

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Identify the transitional phrase that signals comparison.

A. On the other hand

B. Similarly ✓

C. Therefore

D. Because

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Choose the appropriate conjunction to connect ideas of time: “We left ___ the show ended.”

A. when ✓

B. whereas

C. unless

D. because

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What is the correct transition for an example? “He enjoys reading; ___, he loves fiction.”

A. for instance ✓

B. hence

C. although

D. in contrast

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Choose the best connector of condition: “___ you work hard, you won?t succeed.”

A. If ✓

B. Therefore

C. Since

D. Meanwhile

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Select the conjunction that best shows concession: “___ he is rich, he is not happy.”

A. Unless

B. Although ✓

C. Because

D. Before

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Choose the most suitable transition for emphasis: “He is, ___, the best player on the team.”

A. undoubtedly ✓

B. whereas

C. meanwhile

D. unless

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Identify the transitional adverb used here: “He is intelligent; ___, he lacks experience.”

Choose the best result-based connector: “He studied hard; ___, he passed.”

Which of the following is a coordinating conjunction?

Identify the concessive conjunction: “Even though it rained, we enjoyed the picnic.”

Which sentence uses a connector of comparison?

Choose a connector of exception/opposition: “He was expected to lead; ___, he stayed silent.”

Choose the correct transition for time: “We were about to leave ___ he arrived.”

Select a connector of sequence: “First we eat; ___ we clean up.”

Choose the best connector to join these sentences: “She didn?t attend. She was sick.”

Select the transitional phrase showing summary: “___, the project was a success.”

Choose the correct transition: “They argued for hours; ___, no decision was made.”

Choose the subordinating conjunction of cause: “He missed the test ___ he was late.”

Choose the correct transitional device to show cause and effect: “It was raining; ___, the match was canceled.”

Identify the transitional phrase that signals comparison.

Choose the appropriate conjunction to connect ideas of time: “We left ___ the show ended.”

What is the correct transition for an example? “He enjoys reading; ___, he loves fiction.”

Choose the best connector of condition: “___ you work hard, you won?t succeed.”

Select the conjunction that best shows concession: “___ he is rich, he is not happy.”

Choose the most suitable transition for emphasis: “He is, ___, the best player on the team.”

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