Question

8.Which choice shows examples of words and phrases that could signal a cause‐and‐effect connection? *

indeed, very, in fact, extremely, but

therefore, as a result, consequently

above, behind, below, opposite to
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Answer 1

Answer:

therefore, as a result, consequently

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Answer 2

Answer:

But, in fact, consequently, therefore, as a result, these are the correct options.

Explanation:

• But, in fact, therefore, as a result, consequently are the examples of words and phrases that could signal a cause-and-effect connection.
• Cause-and-effect connection or linking words are of 3 types, which are as follows-

1. Conjunctions- They are used to express both cause & effect. for example- because, since, as, in fact, etc.
2. Transitions- They are used to express effect. For example-therefore, as a result, consequently, etc.
3. Prepositions- They are used to express cause. For example- due to, because of, etc.