WorksheetsENG7 T3 Exercise C2.5: Transition Devices #1
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
What is the primary purpose of transition devices in writing?
To make sentences longer
To connect ideas and improve flow
To add fancy vocabulary
To create paragraph breaks
Which definition best describes transition words for addition?
Words that show opposing ideas
Words that show sequence of events
Words that add new information or examples
Words that show cause and effect
What are contrast transition devices used for?
To show similar ideas
To show opposite or different ideas
To add more examples
To show time order
Which transition signals an additional point?
Moreover
However
Therefore
Nevertheless
What type of transition device is "because"?
Addition
Contrast
Cause and effect
Sequence
Which best defines cause and effect transition words?
Words that show time order
Words that connect actions with their results
Words that show differences
Words that add information
Choose the transition that adds supporting information:
Despite this
Additionally
Instead
Although
What is the function of contrast transition devices?
To show what happens next
To add similar ideas
To show differences between ideas
To give examples
When would you use addition transition words?
To show opposing viewpoints
To indicate time passing
To provide more supporting details
To show results
What do cause and effect transitions help readers understand?
The sequence of events
Similar ideas
The relationship between actions and results
Additional examples
Which transition word would you use to show a sequence of events?
For example
However
Furthermore
Next
Identify the transition word that indicates a conclusion:
In conclusion
Similarly
On the other hand
For instance
What is the role of sequence transition words?
To indicate the order of events
To show cause and effect
To contrast ideas
To add more information
Which transition word is used to show contrast?
In addition
Furthermore
However
Similarly
Which transition word would you use to indicate a result?
Consequently
Moreover
Nevertheless
Similarly
