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Choose the connector or academic word that fits the contrast, addition, or cause-and-effect relationship in each sentence.
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Which connector best completes the sentence? "___ Maya had practiced the piece every day for a month, she still felt nervous before the recital."
Which connector best completes the second sentence? "Heavy rain flooded the soccer field on Friday morning. ___, the coaches moved Saturday's game to a gym across town."
Which connector best completes the second sentence? "Sea otters help kelp forests by eating sea urchins. ___, their thick fur keeps them warm without a layer of blubber."
Which connector best completes the second sentence? "Some birds travel enormous distances every year. ___, the Arctic tern flies from the Arctic to Antarctica and back."
Sara noticed that every plant in her dark box turned yellow. She decided from this evidence that plants need light. Which word names what Sara did?
Which connector best completes the second sentence? "The trail was steep and the wind never stopped. ___, every hiker in the group reached the lookout before sunset."
Which connector best completes the second sentence? "The Atacama Desert can go years without measurable rain. ___, parts of the Amazon rainforest receive more than 100 inches a year."
Which connector best completes the second sentence? "Wolves hunt in packs that surround their prey. ___, orcas work in groups to herd fish into a tight ball."
"In science class, Devon had to analyze the survey results before he wrote his report." In this sentence, analyze means to ___
"Ms. Ruiz asked the class to determine how long the experiment ran by subtracting the start time from the end time." Here, determine means to ___
Complete the connector: "The tunnel was closed for repairs, so the bus took the mountain road; as a ___, we reached the campsite after dark."
The connector in this sentence signals a contrast: "The soup smelled wonderful; however, it was far too salty to eat."
Which connector best completes the sentence? "The forecast called for heavy snow; ___, not a single flake fell all day."
Which connector best completes the second sentence? "Bamboo grows faster than almost any other plant. ___, it can be cut without killing the roots, so the stalks grow back."
Which connector best completes the second sentence? "Water began dripping through the library roof during the storm. ___, the staff moved every book off the top shelves."
Which connector best completes the second sentence? "The team improved in several areas this season. ___, their passing accuracy rose from 60 percent to 80 percent."
Which connector tells a reader that an example is coming next?
Which connector tells a reader that the writer is adding another point of the same kind?
"Mr. Patel asked Lena to summarize the three-page article in about three sentences." Here, summarize means to ___
"For homework, the class had to interpret the last two lines of the poem." Here, interpret means to ___
Owen says the classroom hamster gets out of its cage at night. Every morning he finds chewed paper on the floor outside the cage. What does the chewed paper give Owen?
Ben split the jammed printer's problem into parts and studied each part carefully before deciding what to repair. Which word names what Ben did?
Rosa told her mother about a two-hour movie in four sentences, keeping the main events and leaving out the small details. Which word names what Rosa did?
Kai studied a painting of a storm at sea and explained what he thought the artist wanted viewers to feel. Which word names what Kai did?
Nate's report states that honeybees matter to farming. He writes, "For instance, ___" What sentence belongs after that connector?
The connector in this sentence adds a second point of the same kind: "The museum is free on Sundays; moreover, it stays open until nine."
The connector in this sentence signals a result: "The river rose over the road; consequently, the bus turned back."
"The forecast promised sunshine all week. Nevertheless, we packed our raincoats." What does "Nevertheless" show about the second sentence?
Which connector best completes the second sentence? "Recycling paper saves trees. ___, making paper from recycled fiber uses far less water than making it from new wood."
Which connector best completes the sentence? "The kitten weighed barely two pounds, ___ it showed no fear of the huge dog next door."
Which connector best completes the sentence? "Ana trained all summer for the race; ___, a sprained ankle kept her from running it."
Which connector best completes the second sentence? "Sound travels about 343 meters per second through air. ___, it travels more than four times that fast through water."
Which connector best completes the second sentence? "A beaver dam blocked the stream above the campground. ___, the meadow below slowly turned into a shallow pond."
"The path was covered in ice; therefore, we walked slowly." What job does the word "therefore" do in this sentence?
Which connector could replace "however" without changing the meaning? "The room was small; however, it felt warm and cozy."
Which connector could replace "as a result" without changing the meaning? "The bridge was closed; as a result, traffic backed up for miles."
Complete the sentence with one academic word: "Ms. Cole wrote on Rob's essay, 'Good claim, but you have not cited any textual ___ from the article.'"
Complete the sentence with one academic word: "Mr. Ito told the lab groups, 'Do not draw a ___ from a single trial; run the test twice more first.'"
Which single sentence best combines these ideas? "The museum was crowded. We still saw every exhibit."
Which single sentence best combines these ideas? "The pond froze solid this week. The skating club opened early."
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