Which transition words signal a 'Comparison and Contrast' organizational structure in professional writing?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: A. Conversely, whereas, likewise, in contrast
- Step 1: Comparison and contrast markers identify similarities and highlight differences between two or more subjects. Step 2. 'Conversely', 'whereas', and 'likewise' are standard comparative transitional markers. Answer: Conversely, whereas, likewise, in contrast. Why not the others: 'Previously, afterwards' signal temporal sequence; 'Because, since' signal causal links; 'Above, beneath' signal spatial positions.
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