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Transitions Test

Total questions: 13

Worksheet time: 13mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

In sentence four, which word or phrase is the best transition to add to the sentence.?

a)

Meanwhile

b)

For example

c)

Therefore

2.

In sentence eight, which word or phrase is the best transition to add to the sentence.?

a)

As a result

b)

However

c)

Suddenly

3.

In sentence ten, which word or phrase is the best transition to add to the sentence.?

a)

In other words

b)

However

c)

In fact

4.

In sentence twelve, which word or phrase is the best transition to add to the sentence.?

a)

Also

b)

Suprisingly

c)

Instead

5.

In sentence sixteen, which word or phrase is the best transition to add to the sentence.?

a)

Thankfully

b)

However

c)

For example

6.

In sentence eighteen, which word or phrase is the best transition to add to the sentence.?

a)

instead

b)

first

c)

in addition

7.

In sentence twenty, which word or phrase is the best transition to add to the sentence.?

a)

Fortunately

b)

However

c)

In closing

8.

In sentence twenty-two, which word or phrase is the best transition to add to the sentence.?

a)

Again and again

b)

For example

c)

In closing

9.

In sentence twenty-four, which word or phrase is the best transition to add to the sentence.?

a)

Also

b)

As a result

c)

For example

10.

In sentence twenty-six, which word or phrase is the best transition to add to the sentence.?

a)

To begin

b)

In other words

c)

Therefore

11.

In sentence twenty-eight, which word or phrase is the best transition to add to the sentence.?

a)

Finally

b)

To summarize

c)

Again

12.

Why is the multiple meaning of the word offices in line 15 important to the poem?

a)

It refers to both a duty and a service done for others.

b)

It conveys the father’s mixed emotions.

c)

A. It refers to both a place and an executive position.

d)

It indicates the size of the speaker’s house.

13.

In line 5, the sentence “No one ever thanked him” suggests the poem explores the theme of —

a)

uninformed judgment

b)

domestic strife

c)

suppressed excitement

d)

belated gratitude