Descriptive & Sequence Connectors Quiz

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Froggy Jumps Descriptive & Sequence Connectors QuizOnline version Connector usage practice by one one 1 Which connector best introduces an example to support a point? a for example b then c but 2 Choose the sequence connector that shows the immediate next step. a also b finally c next 3 To contrast two ideas, which connector fits? a for example b but c and 4 Which connector adds additional information similarly to ‘and’? a also b finally c first 5 Which phrase best starts a description comparing two items? a also b finally c despite 6 Order the actions: first, then, next, after that, finally. Which is correct to begin? a first b after that c then 7 Which connector is used to add a point without opposition? a and b but c after that 8 Choose the connector that introduces a contrasting idea: a first b but c then 9 Which option properly uses a sequence chain: first, next, then, finally? a next b also c for example 10 When listing steps in a process, which is best to use at the end? a finally b also c and

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Descriptive & Sequence Connectors QuizOnline version

Connector usage practice

by one one

Which connector best introduces an example to support a point?

for example

then

but

Choose the sequence connector that shows the immediate next step.

also

finally

To contrast two ideas, which connector fits?

for example

but

and

Which connector adds additional information similarly to ‘and’?

also

finally

first

Which phrase best starts a description comparing two items?

also

finally

despite

Order the actions: first, then, next, after that, finally. Which is correct to begin?

first

after that

then

Which connector is used to add a point without opposition?

and

but

after that

Choose the connector that introduces a contrasting idea:

first

but

then

Which option properly uses a sequence chain: first, next, then, finally?

also

for example

When listing steps in a process, which is best to use at the end?

finally

also

and

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Descriptive & Sequence Connectors Quiz

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Descriptive & Sequence Connectors QuizOnline version

by one one

Which connector best introduces an example to support a point?

Choose the sequence connector that shows the immediate next step.

To contrast two ideas, which connector fits?

Which connector adds additional information similarly to ‘and’?

Which phrase best starts a description comparing two items?

Order the actions: first, then, next, after that, finally. Which is correct to begin?

Which connector is used to add a point without opposition?

Choose the connector that introduces a contrasting idea:

Which option properly uses a sequence chain: first, next, then, finally?

When listing steps in a process, which is best to use at the end?

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