Transition Word Practice SAT

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What is a transition word?

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A transition word is a word or phrase that connects ideas, sentences, or paragraphs, helping to guide the reader through the text.

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What does 'continuer' mean in the context of transition words?

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'Continuer' refers to transition words that indicate a continuation of thought or idea, such as 'furthermore' or 'moreover'.

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What does 'cause and effect' mean in the context of transition words?

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'Cause and effect' transition words show a relationship where one event causes another, such as 'therefore', 'hence', or 'as a result'.

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What does 'contradictor' mean in the context of transition words?

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'Contradictor' refers to transition words that indicate a contrast or opposition between ideas, such as 'however', 'on the other hand', or 'despite'.

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Give an example of a transition word that indicates continuation.

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An example of a transition word that indicates continuation is 'furthermore'.

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Give an example of a transition word that indicates cause and effect.

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An example of a transition word that indicates cause and effect is 'therefore'.

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Give an example of a transition word that indicates contradiction.

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An example of a transition word that indicates contradiction is 'however'.

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What is the purpose of using transition words in writing?

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The purpose of using transition words is to improve the flow of writing, making it easier for readers to follow the author's ideas.

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What transition word can be used to introduce an alternative idea?

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The transition word 'alternatively' can be used to introduce an alternative idea.

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What transition word would you use to show a result?

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You would use the transition word 'thus' to show a result.