Comparison & Contrast Essay Flashcards

To organize and write a comparison and contrast essay.

1
Q

When the transition because is used to describe a cause, it can only come in the middle of a sentence, never at the beginning.

A

False

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The transition as a result signals an effect.

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True

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3
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The words therefore and consequently are added before a clause that describes a cause.

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False

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4
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This punctuation in the following sentence is correct: English is the most universal language; therefore, it is used around the world for science and math.

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True

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5
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In a cause-and-effect essay, most writers usually state the most important cause first.

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False

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6
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As can be used at the beginning of clauses that give reasons.

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True

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7
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Consequently has the same meaning as the coordinator so.

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True

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8
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Each body paragraph in an essay that gives reasons will usually discuss a different reason and provide support for that reason.

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True

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9
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In a cause-and-effect essay, if the causes and effects are closely related, it is a good idea to use the block method of organization.

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False

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10
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This sentence uses correct punctuation: Because young children are not learning their native language many native languages are dying out.

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False

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