ARW3 Transitions for cause-and-effect writing

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ARW3 Transitions for cause-and-effect writingVersion en ligne Choose the best answer to each question. par Tabitha 1 How can cause and effect be combined into one sentence? a By using a colon and a semicolon b By using a semicolon and a comma c By using only a comma d By using a period and a semicolon 2 In the sentence “You can receive a continuous stream of messages and alerts on a smartphone; consequently, you are able to stay up-to-date on news anytime and anyplace,” what punctuation separates the clauses? a Period and comma b Semicolon and comma c Comma and semicolon d Colon and comma 3 How can a cause-and-effect relationship be written as two separate sentences? a Use a semicolon only between the sentences. b Use a period at the end of the first sentence, followed by a transition word at the start of the second sentence. c Use a comma between the sentences with no transition word. d Use a colon between the sentences. 4 Which sentence correctly uses the transition word "so" to show cause and effect? a You can receive a continuous stream of messages and alerts on a smartphone, so you are able to stay up-to-date on news anytime and anyplace. b You can receive a continuous stream of messages and alerts on a smartphone; so, you are able to stay up-to-date on news anytime and anyplace. c You can receive a continuous stream of messages and alerts on a smartphone. So, you are able to stay up-to-date on news anytime and anyplace. d You can receive a continuous stream of messages and alerts on a smartphone; consequently, so you are able to stay up-to-date on news anytime and anyplace. 5 When using the transition word "so," what punctuation must be used to combine cause and effect into one sentence? a Semicolon and comma b Comma only c Period and comma d Colon and semicolon

ARW3 Transitions for cause-and-effect writingVersion en ligne

Choose the best answer to each question.

par Tabitha

How can cause and effect be combined into one sentence?

By using a colon and a semicolon

By using a semicolon and a comma

By using only a comma

By using a period and a semicolon

In the sentence “You can receive a continuous stream of messages and alerts on a smartphone; consequently, you are able to stay up-to-date on news anytime and anyplace,” what punctuation separates the clauses?

Period and comma

Semicolon and comma

Comma and semicolon

Colon and comma

How can a cause-and-effect relationship be written as two separate sentences?

Use a semicolon only between the sentences.

Use a period at the end of the first sentence, followed by a transition word at the start of the second sentence.

Use a comma between the sentences with no transition word.

Use a colon between the sentences.

Which sentence correctly uses the transition word "so" to show cause and effect?

You can receive a continuous stream of messages and alerts on a smartphone, so you are able to stay up-to-date on news anytime and anyplace.

You can receive a continuous stream of messages and alerts on a smartphone; so, you are able to stay up-to-date on news anytime and anyplace.

You can receive a continuous stream of messages and alerts on a smartphone. So, you are able to stay up-to-date on news anytime and anyplace.

You can receive a continuous stream of messages and alerts on a smartphone; consequently, so you are able to stay up-to-date on news anytime and anyplace.

When using the transition word "so," what punctuation must be used to combine cause and effect into one sentence?

Semicolon and comma

Comma only

Period and comma

Colon and semicolon

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ARW3 Transitions for cause-and-effect writingVersion en ligne

par Tabitha

How can cause and effect be combined into one sentence?

In the sentence “You can receive a continuous stream of messages and alerts on a smartphone; consequently, you are able to stay up-to-date on news anytime and anyplace,” what punctuation separates the clauses?

How can a cause-and-effect relationship be written as two separate sentences?

Which sentence correctly uses the transition word "so" to show cause and effect?

When using the transition word "so," what punctuation must be used to combine cause and effect into one sentence?