Problem-Solution Transitions

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Identify common transition markers.

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Froggy Jumps Problem-Solution TransitionsOnline version Identify common transition markers. by BALI-OS, LEONOR B. 1 Which transition signals a consequence or result? a Therefore b In contrast c However 2 Which phrase introduces the problem being described? a As a result b In conclusion c The problem is 3 Which marker adds an alternative or exception to the main idea? a Firstly b Nevertheless c Moreover 4 Which transition shows contrast between ideas in a solution text? a Similarly b However c Thus 5 Which phrase signals the next step in the problem-solution sequence? a Hence b First c Because 6 Which transition links the problem description to the proposed solution? a Consequently b As a result c To address this 7 Which marker indicates the solution is being explained? a In order to solve b Afterward c Meanwhile 8 Which phrase introduces a summary of the solution's outcomes? a For example b Nevertheless c As a result 9 Which transition helps compare multiple proposed solutions? a Conversely b Thus c Similarly 10 Which marker signals the final outcome or conclusion of the solution? a Earlier b In conclusion c Next

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Problem-Solution TransitionsOnline version

Identify common transition markers.

by BALI-OS, LEONOR B.

Which transition signals a consequence or result?

Therefore

In contrast

However

Which phrase introduces the problem being described?

As a result

In conclusion

The problem is

Which marker adds an alternative or exception to the main idea?

Firstly

Nevertheless

Moreover

Which transition shows contrast between ideas in a solution text?

Similarly

However

Thus

Which phrase signals the next step in the problem-solution sequence?

Hence

First

Because

Which transition links the problem description to the proposed solution?

Consequently

As a result

To address this

Which marker indicates the solution is being explained?

In order to solve

Afterward

Meanwhile

Which phrase introduces a summary of the solution's outcomes?

For example

Nevertheless

As a result

Which transition helps compare multiple proposed solutions?

Conversely

Thus

Similarly

Which marker signals the final outcome or conclusion of the solution?

Earlier

In conclusion

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Problem-Solution TransitionsOnline version

by BALI-OS, LEONOR B.

Which transition signals a consequence or result?

Which phrase introduces the problem being described?

Which marker adds an alternative or exception to the main idea?

Which transition shows contrast between ideas in a solution text?

Which phrase signals the next step in the problem-solution sequence?

Which transition links the problem description to the proposed solution?

Which marker indicates the solution is being explained?

Which phrase introduces a summary of the solution's outcomes?

Which transition helps compare multiple proposed solutions?

Which marker signals the final outcome or conclusion of the solution?

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