Which type of relationship does the transition phrase "as well as" indicate?(1 point) Responses contrast contrast cause and effect cause and effect time time comparison
The transition phrase "as well as" indicates a type of relationship known as comparison.
The transition phrase "as well as" is commonly used to indicate a comparison between two or more ideas or elements. It emphasizes that something is in addition to, or alongside, another thing. In this context, "as well as" suggests that the relationships between the ideas or elements being compared are similar or related in some way. Therefore, the correct answer is "comparison."
