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  1. Which transition correctly shows contrast: 'He trained for months. ___, he finished last.'

    Answer: Nevertheless

    'Nevertheless' signals that the outcome (finishing last) was unexpected given the preparation (training for months).

  2. A paragraph's sentences are: (1) This caused widespread famine. (2) Crops failed due to drought. (3) Governments had to distribute aid. Which is the correct order?

    Answer: 2, 1, 3

    The logical sequence is: crops failed (cause) → famine resulted (effect) → governments responded (reaction).

  3. The word 'subsequently' in a scrambled paragraph indicates:

    Answer: Something that happened after follows

    'Subsequently' means afterward or following in time, indicating the next event in a sequence.

  4. Which sentence logically follows: 'Scientists have linked sedentary lifestyles to increased health risks.'

    Answer: Consequently, experts recommend at least 30 minutes of daily exercise.

    'Consequently' connects the health risk finding to the logical recommendation for exercise as a response.

  5. In organizing a scrambled paragraph, which type of sentence should generally come last?

    Answer: A sentence summarizing or drawing a conclusion

    Concluding sentences wrap up the paragraph's ideas and are placed at the end.

  6. 'Moreover' signals that the next sentence will:

    Answer: Add additional supporting information

    'Moreover' is an additive transition used to introduce additional evidence or support.