Do you remember the linking words?

What is the purpose of using 'furthermore' in a sentence?

• To introduce a contrasting idea.

• To add information or support to a previous statement.

• To summarize previous points.

• To conclude a statement.

How does 'in addition' function in a list?

• It replaces items in a list.

• It introduces additional items or information in a list.

• It summarizes the previous items in a list.

• It indicates the end of a list.

Can 'likewise' be used to compare two different subjects?

• No, 'likewise' can only be used for similar subjects.

• Yes, 'likewise' can be used to compare two different subjects.

• 'Likewise' is exclusively for actions, not subjects.

• 'Likewise' cannot be used in comparisons at all.

What does 'to conclude' signal in a piece of writing?

• It presents a counterargument.

• It indicates a summary or final thought.

• It provides background information.

• It introduces a new idea.

How can 'similarly' enhance the clarity of an argument?

• 'Similarly' introduces confusion by adding unrelated ideas.

• 'Similarly' weakens arguments by making them too repetitive.

• 'Similarly' distracts the audience from the main point.

• 'Similarly' enhances clarity by drawing parallels that connect ideas.

What is the effect of using 'thus' at the beginning of a sentence?

• It introduces a new topic.

• It indicates a conclusion or result.

• It emphasizes a previous statement.

• It serves as a transition word.

In what context would you use 'what's more'?

• To ask a question.

• To introduce an additional point or emphasize information.

• To provide a definition.

• To conclude a statement.

How does 'besides' differ from 'moreover'?

• 'Besides' is a synonym for 'also'; 'moreover' is a casual term.

• 'Besides' is used for contrast; 'moreover' is used for examples.

• 'Besides' is used in questions; 'moreover' is used in formal writing.

• 'Besides' adds information; 'moreover' strengthens an argument.

What role does 'in brief' play in summarizing information?

• It serves as a transition to a lengthy explanation.

• It signals a concise summary of essential information.

• It emphasizes the importance of every detail.

• It indicates a detailed analysis of the topic.

Why is it important to use transitional phrases like 'therefore'?

• It is important to use transitional phrases like 'therefore' to clarify relationships between ideas and enhance coherence in writing.

• Transitional phrases are irrelevant to the structure of an essay.

• Using 'therefore' makes writing more complex and confusing.

• Transitional phrases are only necessary in spoken language.