Transition meanings in context — Topic practice

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Question 1

  • Guide question RW-04.01

A children’s theater production celebrates resourcefulness by showing characters repairing discarded objects. ______ its costumes are assembled from donated fabric scraps.

Which transition most precisely signals the appropriate match between theme and design?

Question 2

  • Guide question RW-04.02

In each of the past four seasons, a larger proportion of visitors has requested a quiet tour of the sculpture garden. Visitors are ______ choosing that option.

Which expression captures the trend?

Question 3

  • Guide question RW-04.03

At first the editor treated the missing pages as an accident. A later inventory suggested deliberate removal, but further records undermined that theory too. ______ the editor concluded that the cause could not be determined.

Which transition best introduces the eventual judgment?

Question 4

  • Guide question RW-04.04

Extending the rehearsal period allowed the actors to learn the scene changes. Their quicker scene changes, ______ reduced the length of the performance.

Which transition marks the next link in this consequence chain?

Question 5

  • Guide question RW-04.05

Every eligible proposal must include a cost estimate. Proposal K has no cost estimate. It is, then, ineligible.

What does then signal in the final sentence?

Question 6

  • Guide question RW-04.06

The potter marked each bowl’s base and then wrapped it. Elsewhere she wrote, “Every bowl in this crate is glazed; this bowl, then, needs no glazing.”

How does the meaning of then differ between these contexts?

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