Which signal words in an informational text indicate a 'Cause and Effect' organizational structure?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: B. Consequently, therefore, because, as a result
- Step 1: Cause and effect transitions show relationships where one event triggers another. Step 2. 'Consequently', 'as a result', and 'therefore' denote outcomes produced by antecedent causes. Answer: Consequently, therefore, because, as a result. Why not the others: 'First, next' signal sequence/chronology; 'Similarly, in contrast' signal comparison; 'For example' signals exemplification.
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