Connectives Challenge 2

Identify the connective that shows time and sequence: 'Firstly', 'Moreover', 'Because', 'However'

• Therefore

• Firstly

• Moreover

• Nonetheless

Recognize the connective that indicates cause and effect: 'Therefore', 'Additionally', 'In conclusion', 'On the other hand'

• Moreover

• Therefore

• Consequently

• In summary

Use a connective to add information to the sentence: 'She loves to read books __________ she also enjoys watching movies.'

• She loves to read books although she also enjoys watching movies.

• She loves to read books therefore she also enjoys watching movies.

• She loves to read books but she also enjoys watching movies.

• She loves to read books so she also enjoys watching movies.

Which connective can be used to compare information: 'Similarly', 'As a result', 'For instance', 'In conclusion'

• Similarly

• In contrast

• Consequently

• To summarize

Identify the connective that shows time and sequence: 'Afterward', 'Nevertheless', 'So', 'For example'

• Therefore

• However

• In conclusion

• Afterward

Recognize the connective that indicates cause and effect: 'Consequently', 'In addition', 'On the contrary', 'In summary'

• Consequently

• Additionally

• In contrast

• Therefore

Use a connective to add information to the sentence: 'He is good at math __________ he struggles with history.'

• but

• and

• therefore

• although

Which connective can be used to compare information: 'Likewise', 'Hence', 'To summarize', 'In contrast'

• Consequently

• Therefore

• Similarly

• In contrast

Identify the connective that shows time and sequence: 'Subsequently', 'Nonetheless', 'Thus', 'To illustrate'

• Nonetheless

• To illustrate

• Subsequently

• Thus

Recognize the connective that indicates cause and effect: 'As a result', 'Furthermore', 'To sum up', 'On the contrary'

• Moreover

• In conclusion

• As a result

• Conversely