Logical connectors

Question 1

_________ are words and phrases that signal relationships between ideas to make them more connected and relevant to each other.

Answer 1

Logical connector

Question 2

What is the difference between Logical connectors and Conjunctions?

Answer 2

Conjunctions grammatically join two clauses while Logical connectors are used between sentences or ideas.

Question 3

______ is a logical connector that adds something.

actually; additionally; again; also; alternatively; and; as a matter
of fact; besides (this); equally important; finally; first; further;
furthermore; in addition; indeed; in fact; last; moreover; next; nor
(negative); on the other hand; or; second; then

Answer 3

Additive

Question 4

______ is a logical connecter that uses examples.

For example; for instance; for one thing; in particular; notably;
specifically; such as; that is; to illustrate

Answer 4

Exemplification

Question 5

________ is something that compares something.

Equally; in a like manner; in the same way; likewise; similarly,

Answer 5

Similarity

Question 6

________ is something that makes the sentence clear.

I mean; in other words; that is (to say); (to) put (it) another way

Answer 6

Clarification

Question 7

________ is expressing reservation without invalidating the truth of the main clause

Although; despite (this); even so; even though; in spite of (this);
nevertheless; nonetheless; on the other hand; regardless; still;
though; yet

Answer 7

Concession

Question 8

________ is showing difference.

Alternatively; and; at the same time; but; even so; however; in
contrast; instead; nevertheless; on the other hand; on the contrary; otherwise; still; rather; though; when in fact; whereas; yet

Answer 8

Conflict/Contrast

Question 9

________ is correcting a preceding item.

(or) at least; (or) rather

Answer 9

Replacement

Question 10

________ is expressing cause/reason.

As; because (of the fact that); due to (the fact that); for;
forasmuch as; for the reason that; inasmuch as; in that; in view of
(the fact that); owing to (the fact that); seeing that; since

Answer 10

Causal

Question 11

________ Expresses outcomes.

Accordingly; and so; as a result (of this); because (of this);
consequently; hence; in consequence; so; so much (so) that; then;
therefore; thereupon; thus

Answer 11

Effects/Results

Question 12

________ expresses intentions

Because of this; for fear that/of (negative); for that reason; in
order to/that; in the hope that; lest (negative); so; so as to; to do
this; this end; with this in mind; with this object

Answer 12

Purpose

Question 13

________ introduces a consequence

As; if; even if; if not (negative); if so; in case; that case; in the even
that/of; given (that); granted (that); only of; on the condition that;
otherwise (negative); providing that; so long as; that being the
case; then; unless (negative); under those circumstances

Answer 13

Condition

Question 14

________ shows a particular order

After (this); afterward; as a final point; at first; at last; before
(this); eventually; finally; for a start; first…; first of all; initially…; in
the end; in the first place; last but not least; lastly; next;
previously; second…; secondly…; subsequently; then; to begin
with; to start with; to conclude (with) in a moment

Answer 14

Sequential

Question 15

________ expresses cumulative action or effect

All in all; altogether; as has been mentioned/noted; as I said;
briefly; given (all) these points; given (all) these facts; in
conclusion; therefore; to make a long story short; summarize; to
sum up

Question 16

What kind of relationship type does this sentence include?

Taking care of your body is equally important as taking care of
your mental health.

Answer 16

Additive

Question 17

What kind of relationship type does this sentence include?

“There are a number of improvements done in our area; for
instance, the rehabilitation of mini library and garden, and
installation of CCTVs.”

Answer 17

Exemplification

Question 18

What kind of relationship type does this sentence include?

“In time, the nightmares will go away, and likewise, I will no
longer remember the accident.”

Answer 18

Similarity

Question 19

What kind of relationship type does this sentence include?

“The rays which in the absence of the solution of chlorophyll would
have occupied those spaces have no power to pass through it, or in
other words chlorophyll absorbs those particular rays of light which
are missing.”

Answer 19

Clarification

Question 20

What kind of relationship type does this sentence include?

“I’d like to eat out, but on the other hand I should be trying to
save money.”

Answer 20

Concession

Question 21

What kind of relationship type does this sentence include?

“When I was growing up, my brother and I had easier chores like
taking out the garbage, whereas my sisters had to help make
supper and stuff.”

Answer 21

Conflict/Contrast

Question 22

What kind of relationship type does this sentence include?

“Try not to become a man of success but rather try to become a
man of value.”

Answer 22

Replacement

Question 23

What kind of relationship type does this sentence include?

“Filipinos are skeptical about the economic status of the country
in view of this foregoing crisis we are experiencing.”

Answer 23

Causal

Question 24

What kind of relationship type does this sentence include?

“The cost of materials rose sharply last year. Accordingly, we
were forced to increase our prices.”

Answer 24

Effects/Results

Question 25

What kind of relationship type does this sentence include?

“The flooded road made it impossible for commuters to go to
work, because of this, many companies/establishments allowed
their workers to work at home.”

Answer 25

Purpose

Question 26

What kind of relationship type does this sentence include?

“Their disciplined behavior under those circumstances impressed
the teacher.”

Answer 26

Condition

Question 27

What kind of relationship type does this sentence include?

“To understand this let us first of all look at the root causes of the
problem.”

Answer 27

Sequential

Question 28

What kind of relationship type does this sentence include?