Transitions   The sentences in this exercise are all taken…

Transitions   The sentences in this exercise are all taken from one paragraph in a student paper giving information and advice to readers about water conservation. For each numbered item, select the transition that makes sense in context. The following is the first sentence of the paragraph, with the transition in boldface:     Environmental experts caution that water resources are finite, but they also offer tips for doing your part to conserve.   (Thus / For example / Besides), if you install low-flow showerheads and water-saving toilets, your household can save dozens of gallons of water a day.            

Transitions   The sentences in this exercise are all taken…

Transitions   The sentences in this exercise are all taken from one paragraph in a student paper giving information and advice to readers about water conservation. For each numbered item, select the transition that makes sense in context. The following is the first sentence of the paragraph, with the transition in boldface:     By purchasing newer, environmentally friendly clothes washers and dishwashers, you can also conserve water. (As a result / In addition / Nevertheless), you can save more water by running loads only when they are full.              

Choosing an appropriate point of view   Select the passage…

Choosing an appropriate point of view   Select the passage that uses the more appropriate point of view.     For a research paper arguing against the reopening of a nuclear power plant, which point of view—the first person or the third person—is more effective?