Exercise
Form 1: Signal Words for Comparison and Contrast
Practice identifying signal words and transitional phrases that indicate similarities and differences in written passages.
Questions
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MultiChoice
Which transition word signals a similarity between two subjects?
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Which transition phrase signals a contrast between two ideas?
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In the sentence 'Unlike frogs, toads have dry skin,' what text structure element is highlighted by 'Unlike'?
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What does the word 'likewise' tell the reader?
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Which word best replaces 'but' in a formal comparison and contrast essay?
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The phrase 'just as' is primarily used for:
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Which signal word introduces a clause that shows a difference?
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Which sentence uses a contrast signal word correctly?
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Which of the following is a transition word indicating contrast?
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'Both planets possess atmospheres.' This sentence is an example of:
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Which word indicates a contrast in the sentence: 'The test was difficult, ____ everyone passed'?
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Which phrase is used to signal comparison?