The true statement about transitions is that transitions connect ideas for the reader. To determine the correct answer, you can look for clues in the question and the given options. In this case, the question is asking for the true statement about transitions, and the options provide different statements about transitions. By analyzing each option, you can eliminate the ones that are not true. The first option, stating that transitions are found at the end of sentences, is not necessarily true as transitions can be found in different positions within sentences. The second option, stating that transitions can also be called topic sentences, is incorrect since topic sentences and transitions serve different purposes in writing. The third option, stating that transitions can make writing unclear to the reader, is also incorrect as transitions are intended to make writing more clear and coherent. Therefore, the correct answer is the fourth option, which states that transitions connect ideas for the reader.
