PARAGRAPHS #3: Paragraph Flow
For example
(1) Many people who use social networking sites are not vigilant about their privacy without realizing the potential consequences. (2) Studies show many users of Facebook and Twitter share details that leave them open to identity theft or other crime. (3) There are serious risks involved in revealing some personal information. (4) ______, a friend might post information about upcoming trips alongside address information, alerting potential thieves that no one will be home. (5) By ignoring privacy settings, you might be giving away control of your personal data. (6) If you want to protect yourself from identity theft, _____, choose settings that protect your profile from strangers using a search engine. (7) _____, internet safety experts recommend against posting full birth dates, including the year. Choose the transition for sentence 4 that makes the most sense in the context of the paragraph. *For example *Then *On the whole
eventually
(1) A select number of dead celebrities, including Marilyn Monroe, Elvis Presley, and Michael Jackson, continue successful and lucrative careers long after they are gone. (2) _______, Elvis and his estate now earn about $50 million dollars annually. (3) Greatly admired during their lifetimes, ________ these special performers pass on, leaving heirs and agents eager to secure new opportunities for publicity and product endorsements. (4) ________, the legacies for some stars flourish under this management, earning even more than when they were alive. Choose the transition for sentence 3 that makes the most sense in the context of the paragraph. *eventually *as soon as *indeed
As a result
(1) A select number of dead celebrities, including Marilyn Monroe, Elvis Presley, and Michael Jackson, continue successful and lucrative careers long after they are gone. (2) _______, Elvis and his estate now earn about $50 million dollars annually. (3) Greatly admired during their lifetimes, ________ these special performers pass on, leaving heirs and agents eager to secure new opportunities for publicity and product endorsements. (4) ________, the legacies for some stars flourish under this management, earning even more than when they were alive. Choose the transition for sentence 4 that makes the most sense in the context of the paragraph. *Nevertheless *Likewise *As a result
For instance,
(1) A select number of dead celebrities, including Marilyn Monroe, Elvis Presley, and Michael Jackson, continue successful and lucrative careers long after they are gone. (2) _______, Elvis and his estate now earn about $50 million dollars annually. (3) Greatly admired during their lifetimes, ________ these special performers pass on, leaving heirs and agents eager to secure new opportunities for publicity and product endorsements. (4) ________, the legacies for some stars flourish under this management, earning even more than when they were alive. Choose the transition to begin sentence 2 that makes the most sense in the context of the paragraph. *Therefore, *For instance, *Also,
Among the many criticisms
(1) Among the many ideas for improving public schools, the notion of educating more boys and girls in same-sex classrooms may be the most controversial. (2) Advocates, _______, believe separate classes for boys and girls could improve public schools by allowing students of both genders to learn more when they are apart. (3) _____________ of this solution are concerns that the case for single-sex classrooms relies too heavily on observations of the behaviors of girls and boys. (4) _______, same-sex classes may end up reinforcing old stereotypes without research to prove a benefit. (5) _____, one recent study shows no evidence that boys do better in same-sex schools, pointing to a need for more research. Choose the phrase for sentence 3 that completes the parallel structure—putting items into the same grammatical structure—with sentence 1. *Finally, with the criticisms *Beyond these criticisms *Among the many criticisms
in fact
(1) Among the many ideas for improving public schools, the notion of educating more boys and girls in same-sex classrooms may be the most controversial. (2) Advocates, _______, believe separate classes for boys and girls could improve public schools by allowing students of both genders to learn more when they are apart. (3) _____________ of this solution are concerns that the case for single-sex classrooms relies too heavily on observations of the behaviors of girls and boys. (4) _______, same-sex classes may end up reinforcing old stereotypes without research to prove a benefit. (5) _____, one recent study shows no evidence that boys do better in same-sex schools, pointing to a need for more research. Choose the transition for sentence 2 that makes the most sense in the context of the paragraph. *in fact *on the contrary *besides
therefore
(1) Many people who use social networking sites are not vigilant about their privacy without realizing the potential consequences. (2) Studies show many users of Facebook and Twitter share details that leave them open to identity theft or other crime. (3) There are serious risks involved in revealing some personal information. (4) ______, a friend might post information about upcoming trips alongside address information, alerting potential thieves that no one will be home. (5) By ignoring privacy settings, you might be giving away control of your personal data. (6) If you want to protect yourself from identity theft, _____, choose settings that protect your profile from strangers using a search engine. (7) _____, internet safety experts recommend against posting full birth dates, including the year. Choose the transition for sentence 6 that makes the most sense in the context of the paragraph. *likewise *therefore *however
Thus
(1) Among the many ideas for improving public schools, the notion of educating more boys and girls in same-sex classrooms may be the most controversial. (2) Advocates, _______, believe separate classes for boys and girls could improve public schools by allowing students of both genders to learn more when they are apart. (3) _____________ of this solution are concerns that the case for single-sex classrooms relies too heavily on observations of the behaviors of girls and boys. (4) _______, same-sex classes may end up reinforcing old stereotypes without research to prove a benefit. (5) _____, one recent study shows no evidence that boys do better in same-sex schools, pointing to a need for more research. Choose the transition for sentence 4 that makes the most sense in the context of the paragraph. *Elsewhere *Thus *Immediately
Furthermore
(1) Among the many ideas for improving public schools, the notion of educating more boys and girls in same-sex classrooms may be the most controversial. (2) Advocates, _______, believe separate classes for boys and girls could improve public schools by allowing students of both genders to learn more when they are apart. (3) _____________ of this solution are concerns that the case for single-sex classrooms relies too heavily on observations of the behaviors of girls and boys. (4) _______, same-sex classes may end up reinforcing old stereotypes without research to prove a benefit. (5) _____, one recent study shows no evidence that boys do better in same-sex schools, pointing to a need for more research. Choose the transition for sentence 5 that makes the most sense in the context of the paragraph. *Furthermore *Nonetheless *Still
Furthermore
(1) Many people who use social networking sites are not vigilant about their privacy without realizing the potential consequences. (2) Studies show many users of Facebook and Twitter share details that leave them open to identity theft or other crime. (3) There are serious risks involved in revealing some personal information. (4) ______, a friend might post information about upcoming trips alongside address information, alerting potential thieves that no one will be home. (5) By ignoring privacy settings, you might be giving away control of your personal data. (6) If you want to protect yourself from identity theft, _____, choose settings that protect your profile from strangers using a search engine. (7) _____, internet safety experts recommend against posting full birth dates, including the year. Choose the transition for sentence 7 that makes the most sense in the context of the paragraph. *Hence *Furthermore *Consequently
