Sentence Connection Ideas Quiz: Improve Flow

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2. Match the connector to its function:

because

yet

first

also

These connectors show reason, contrast, order, and addition.

Explanation

These connectors show reason, contrast, order, and addition.

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3. Pick two connectors that can begin a sentence showing contrast.

However

On the other hand

So

Therefore

Both phrases indicate opposing ideas or different viewpoints.

Explanation

Both phrases indicate opposing ideas or different viewpoints.

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4. Fill in the blank: Logical connectors help writing flow smoothly by showing how ideas are __________.

Logical connectors help writing flow smoothly by showing how ideas are related or connected.

Explanation

Logical connectors help writing flow smoothly by showing how ideas are related or connected.

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5. True or False: Using too many connectors in one paragraph can make writing confusing.

True

False

Writers should use connectors only when needed to show logical relationships clearly.

Explanation

Writers should use connectors only when needed to show logical relationships clearly.

6. Which best defines a logical connector?

A word that links ideas or sentences together

A word that describes a noun

A word that shows emotion

A word that names a person or place

Logical connectors join thoughts in writing or speech to show relationships such as addition, contrast, or cause.

Explanation

Logical connectors join thoughts in writing or speech to show relationships such as addition, contrast, or cause.

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8. True or False: The connector however shows a similarity between ideas.

True

False

However signals contrast or difference.

Explanation

However signals contrast or difference.

9. Choose the connector that best completes the sentence: I wanted to go swimming; __________, it started to rain.

Therefore

However

Also

Because

However introduces a contrasting or unexpected idea.

Explanation

However introduces a contrasting or unexpected idea.

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11. Match each connector:

therefore

but

finally

and

Each word connects ideas differently—by showing result, contrast, order, or addition.

Explanation

Each word connects ideas differently—by showing result, contrast, order, or addition.

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12. Pick two connectors that show cause and effect.

Because

Since

And

Although

Because and since explain reasons for actions or results.

Explanation

Because and since explain reasons for actions or results.

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14. True or False: The word next can be used to show sequence or order.

True

False

Next, then, and finally show steps or progression.

Explanation

Next, then, and finally show steps or progression.

15. Choose the connector that fits best: He didn’t eat breakfast; __________, he was hungry by noon.

Because

So

Although

Yet

So connects cause and effect (not eating → hunger).

Explanation

So connects cause and effect (not eating → hunger).

Coherence Test: Connecting Sentences and Ideas Quiz

1. Fill in the blank: For example introduces a statement that gives a __________.

2. Match the connector to its function:

3. Pick two connectors that can begin a sentence showing contrast.

4. Fill in the blank: Logical connectors help writing flow smoothly by showing how ideas are __________.

5. True or False: Using too many connectors in one paragraph can make writing confusing.

6. Which best defines a logical connector?

7. Fill in the blank: Words like because, since, and so show a __________ relationship between ideas.

8. True or False: The connector however shows a similarity between ideas.

9. Choose the connector that best completes the sentence: I wanted to go swimming; __________, it started to rain.

10. Fill in the blank: When you use also or in addition, you are showing __________.

11. Match each connector:

12. Pick two connectors that show cause and effect.

13. Fill in the blank: Although and even though are connectors that show __________.

14. True or False: The word next can be used to show sequence or order.

15. Choose the connector that fits best: He didn’t eat breakfast; __________, he was hungry by noon.