Form 3: Formal Connectives for Contrast and Counterarguments
Learn to use formal contrast connectives to introduce counterarguments and opposing viewpoints effectively.
Questions
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Which formal connective is used to introduce an opposing viewpoint?
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Select the formal connective of contrast: 'Some support zoos. ___, critics argue animals belong in the wild.'
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Which connective signals a turn to the counterargument?
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Choose the formal alternative to 'But' when starting a contrasting paragraph.
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Which connective fits best? '___ those who oppose the plan highlight the financial cost.'
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Identify the formal connective that highlights a direct comparison between two opposing ideas.
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Complete the plan: 'Section 3 (Against): ___ , opposing arguments suggest screen time harms concentration.'
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Which sentence correctly uses 'Notwithstanding' or 'Nonetheless' formally?
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What is the main role of contrasting connectives in a balanced discussion?
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Which option is TOO informal for contrasting arguments in Year 6 writing?
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Select the formal connective: '___ the benefits, concerns persist regarding privacy.'
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Which sentence uses 'In contrast' accurately?
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Which pair of connectives BOTH express contrast?
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Improve this sentence for formal discussion: 'But opponents don't agree.'
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Which word best completes: '___ some view homework as essential, others consider it burdensome.'