Identify which answer choice contains Cause/Effect transitions.
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Hence, now, next, at this point, second
However, of course, still, sometimes, once in a while
Further, moreover, besides, lastly, nor
Because, therefore, so, since, as a result
Because, therefore, so, since, as a result
The answer choice that contains Cause/Effect transitions is:
Because, therefore, so, since, as a result
The answer choice that contains Cause/Effect transitions is: Because, therefore, so, since, as a result.
To identify cause/effect transitions, you need to look for words that connect a cause to an effect or consequence. These transitional words or phrases help to show the relationship between an action or event (the cause) and the result or outcome (the effect). In the given answer choice, "Because," "therefore," "so," "since," and "as a result" are all examples of cause/effect transitions. They indicate that the information following them will explain why something happened or what the consequence or outcome of a particular event or action is.