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100

 I like to go to the opera; in fact, it’s my favorite type of entertainment.

What is "in fact"?
100

The teacher will accept late homework; however, she will take points off of the grade.

What is "however"?
100

I would like to see you tomorrow, _______________ let’s have lunch together. 


Word Bank

for example

finally

but

so

to the left

beyond

still

What is "so"?

100

He stayed up too late last night; _______________, he slept until noon.

Word Bank

in contrast

consequently

until then

in fact

third

meanwhile

furthermore

first

What is "consequently"?

100

Which transition word adds information?

a. in addition

b. over

c. earlier

What is "in addition"?
200

 No one expected so many people at the party; consequently, we ran out of food.

What is "consequently"?
200

Although Tara was the last to leave class, she was the first on the bus.

What is "although"?
200

My sister loves to eat, _______________ I don’t care much about food.


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for example

finally

but

so

to the left

beyond

still

What is "but"?
200

John ate and ate; _______________, he never gained weight.

Word Bank

third

similarly

nevertheless

however

as a result

then

therefore

for instance

What is "nevertheless"?
200

Which transition word compares and contrasts?

a. earlier

b. besides

c. otherwise

What is "otherwise"?
300

The weather was very bad; even so, the farmer had to milk the cow.

What is "even so"?
300

Ed learned from his mistake. Likewise, others can learn from theirs.

What is "likewise"?
300

When you begin an exercise program, you must be careful not to overdo it. My father, _______________, hurt his back by exercising too hard without warming up first.  

Word Bank

for example

finally

but

so

to the left

beyond

still

What is "for example"?
300

I want you to buy milk, eggs, and fruit juice; _______________, I want you to be sure to get cereal and ice cream.  

Word Bank

in contrast

consequently

until then

in fact

third

meanwhile

furthermore

first


What is "in fact"?
300

Which transition word indicates time?

a. earlier

b. besides

c. otherwise

What is "earlier"?
400

The class finished the test early; therefore, they were allowed to read quietly before the bell.

What is "therefore"?
400

Even though there was no one home, Walter didn’t feel lonely.

What is "even though"?
400

She had been studying for hours. _______________, she hoped to do well on the test.  

Word Bank

third

similarly

nevertheless

however

as a result

then

therefore

for instance


What is "as a result"?
400

Which transition word shows location?

a. for example

b. below

c. then

What is "below"?
400

Which transition word clarifies?

a. first

b. besides

c. in other words

What is "in other words"?
500

The roof is leaking in the old house; furthermore, the brick is crumbling.

What is "furthermore"?
500

It takes a lot of concentration to play the violin. In the same way, the piano demands the full attention of the pianist.

What is "in the same way"?
500

Joe ate too fast. _______________, he had indigestion.

Word Bank

third

similarly

nevertheless

however

as a result

then

therefore

for instance

What is "therefore"?
500

Which transition word shows time?

a. between

b. in other words

c. later

What is "later"?
500

I was concentrating on my homework. _______________, the soup boiled over.

Word Bank

in contrast

consequently

until then

in fact

third

meanwhile

furthermore

first

What is "meanwhile"?