Precision Writing: Choosing the Right Logical Connector Quiz

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1. Which best describes logical connectors?

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Logical connectors signal how ideas relate — whether by cause, contrast, addition, or order.

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A small word can make a big difference in meaning! In this choosing logical connector quiz, you'll be challenged to select the single best connector from a list of similar options (e.g., hence vs. therefore). You'll practice using connectors with precision writing to ensure your sentences convey the exact intended... see morerelationship.
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2. Pick two connectors that show order or sequence.

Explanation

Then and meanwhile help organize events chronologically.

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3. Choose the connector that best completes the sentence: He was exhausted; __________, he kept working until midnight.

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Nevertheless expresses contrast — he continued despite being tired.

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4. True or False: Choosing the wrong connector can change the meaning of a sentence.

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Each connector signals a specific relationship; using the wrong one confuses the logic.

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5. True or False: The connector on the contrary is used to add another similar point.

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It introduces an opposing or corrective idea.

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6. Choose the connector that fits best: The new policy seemed fair; __________, it caused confusion among students.

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However signals contrast — the policy’s fairness conflicts with the confusion it caused.

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7. True or False: The connector furthermore is used to introduce an opposing idea.

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Furthermore adds similar or supporting information.

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8. Pick two connectors that could introduce a concluding idea.

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Both indicate closure or summary of reasoning.

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9. Fill in the blank: Similarly and likewise are connectors that show __________.

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These words link two ideas that share common features.

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10. Match each connector to its meaning:

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Consequently shows a result or outcome. Nevertheless introduces an opposing idea. In contrast can transition between two ideas to show difference or change. In addition adds supporting information.

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11. Fill in the blank: Connectors such as although and even though introduce a statement that __________ the main idea.

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They show an exception or opposing condition.

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12. Fill in the blank: For example and for instance introduce a sentence that gives an __________.

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They clarify a general idea with a specific case.

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13. Match each connector with the context where it fits best:

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Each connector shows a distinct type of logical link between ideas: therefore shows a result; nevertheless shows contrast; so indicates a sequence; and moreover used for addition or adding information.

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14. Fill in the blank: Logical connectors strengthen writing by clarifying the __________ between ideas.

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They make connections clear so readers understand how one idea leads to another.

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15. Fill in the blank: Connectors such as consequently and as a result show a __________ relationship.

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These words indicate that one event or fact leads to another outcome.

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Which best describes logical connectors?
Pick two connectors that show order or sequence.
Choose the connector that best completes the sentence: He was...
True or False: Choosing the wrong connector can change the meaning of...
True or False: The connector on the contrary is used to add another...
Choose the connector that fits best: The new policy seemed fair;...
True or False: The connector furthermore is used to introduce an...
Pick two connectors that could introduce a concluding idea.
Fill in the blank: Similarly and likewise are connectors that show...
Match each connector to its meaning:
Fill in the blank: Connectors such as although and even though...
Fill in the blank: For example and for instance introduce a sentence...
Match each connector with the context where it fits best:
Fill in the blank: Logical connectors strengthen writing by clarifying...
Fill in the blank: Connectors such as consequently and as a result...
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