ACT Lesson 3: Transition Words Sets 1-5

Front

For the poorest settlements, wasting money on soon-spoiling food was worse than a shortage. No trade for food should occur before fishermen returned with their catch or empty nets.

Back

NO CHANGE

Front

She forgot her homework in her locker, for her mother, more than a little annoyed, had to drive her back to school.

Back

So

Front

The sound of a whistle pierced the night air, and the gate flung open. The dogs ran into the forest.

Back

At the same time,

Front

Sweets were dispersed evenly because older children caused disputes and hurt younger ones' feelings. Which option is NOT appropriate?

Back

even though

Front

Father enjoys traffic jams, unlike most who find them annoying. Which option is NOT suitable for 'even though'?

Back

since

Front

Vivid colors of North American Azalea are seen in the Nestors’ garden almost constantly. Which option is NOT a suitable alternative to 'almost constantly'?

Back

Infrequently.

Front

Most frontiersmen carried enough supplies for the westward journey. Others relied more on fellow travelers to barter or sell supplies.

Back

however,

Front

Our mother’s first apartment was luxurious, with conveniences she never had. Mother could wash dishes in a dishwasher, heat the house with an electric heater, and dry clothes in a machine instead of on a line.

Back

Mother

Front

At the concert, the band played all of Jermaine’s favorite songs from its first album. Surprising to hear those old hits from five albums ago.

Back

NO CHANGE

Front

She campaigned ceaselessly all year. Accordingly, the voters remained skeptical of her words and promises.

Back

Nevertheless,