Form 4: Formal Connectives for Cause, Effect, and Result
Identify and apply formal connectives that show cause, effect, and logical results in balanced texts.
Questions
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Which formal connective indicates a result or consequence?
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Select the formal equivalent of 'So' when explaining an argument's outcome.
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Which connective best links a cause to its formal explanation?
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Complete the sentence: 'Traffic decreased significantly; ___, air quality improved.'
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Which connective introduces a direct effect in formal writing?
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Identify the sentence that uses 'Consequently' correctly.
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Which connective is LEAST formal when explaining a consequence?
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Select the best connective: '___ of increased funding, school facilities were modernized.'
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Why do authors use causal connectives like 'Therefore' in discussion texts?
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Which connective best fits: 'Deforestation destroys habitats; ___, biodiversity drops.'
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Choose the formal phrase for introducing logical outcomes in plans.
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Which pair of words both signal a RESULT?
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Complete the formal explanation: '___ these findings, experts recommend policy revisions.'
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Improve this informal sentence: 'So kids get healthier when they play sports.'
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Which word indicates cause rather than effect?