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Appropriate Transitions
Test Description: W.7.2c Use appropriate transitions to create cohesion and clarify the relationships among ideas and concepts. W.7.2d Precise Language to inform about or explain a topic.
Instructions: Answer all questions to get your test result.
1) Which sentence properly uses a transitional word?
A
Still, the ancestors of those stallions can be tracked. They horses had been bred for royalty
B
In one way, the ancestors of those stallions can be tracked. They horses had been bred for royalty
C
Even then, the ancestors of those stallions can be tracked. They horses had been bred for royalty
D
Also, the ancestors of those stallions can be tracked. They horses had been bred for royalty.
2) Which sentence properly uses a transitional word at the beginning of the 2nd sent.?
A
Another is the croupade. By the way, the horse jumps tucks his legs at the highest point.
B
Another is the croupade. In this air, the horse jumps tucks his legs at the highest point.
C
Another is the croupade. Quickly, the horse jumps in place and tucks his legs at the highest point.
D
Another is the croupade. First, the horse jumps in place and tucks his legs at the highest point.
3) Which sentence properly uses a transitional word at the beginning of the 2nd sent.?
A
Eels overcome obstacles. Nevertheless, eels can swim past dams, falls, and rapids.
B
Eels overcome obstacles. However, eels can swim past dams, falls, and rapids.
C
Eels overcome obstacles. Even so, eels can swim past dams, falls, and rapids.
D
Eels overcome obstacles. For example, eels can swim past dams, falls, and rapids.
4) Which sentence properly uses a transitional word at the beginning of the 2nd sent.?
A
They can give shocks to kill their prey. In spite of their shocks, eels can not be kept as pets
B
They can give shocks to kill their prey. Because of their shocks, eels can not be kept as pets.
C
They can give shocks to kill their prey. Still, eels can not be kept as pets
D
They can give shocks to kill their prey. However, eels can not be kept as pets
5) Which word best replaces the capitalized word to make the meaning more precise?
A
The Lipizzaner horses are IMPORTANT for their amazing performance moves.
B
The Lipizzaner horses are ESTABLISHED for their amazing performance moves.
C
The Lipizzaner horses are CELEBRATED for their amazing performance moves.
D
The Lipizzaner horses are UNDERSTOOD for their amazing performance moves.
6) Which word best replaces the capitalized word to make the meaning more precise?
A
They ARE NICE, and they eat insects that might bother us.
B
They LACK DANGER, and they eat insects that might bother us.
C
They LACK TEETH, and they eat insects that might bother us.
D
They ARE HARMLESS, and they eat insects that might bother us.
7) Which word best replaces the capitalized word to make the meaning more precise?
A
They may even watch the horses DANCE.
B
They may even watch the horses SWING.
C
They may even watch the horses PRACTICE
D
They may even watch the horses CLAP.
8) Which word best replaces the capitalized word to make the meaning more precise?
A
Eels are fish that MOVE LIKE snakes.
B
Eels are fish that ARE snakes.
C
Eels are fish that RESEMBLE snakes.
D
Eels are fish that WANT TO BE snakes.
9) Which word best replaces the capitalized word to make the meaning more precise?
A
SO, people think of the electric eel when they think of eels.
B
MANY, people think of the electric eel when they think of eels.
C
ALL, people think of the electric eel when they think of eels.
D
IN SPITE OF, people think of the electric eel when they think of eels.
10) Which keyword would most likely return helpful information for learning about getting a job on a salmon boat in Alaska.
A
Alaska boats
B
Alaska jobs
C
Alaska summer jobs Salmon
D
Alaska summer salmon food
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