Which transition best introduces a specific example?
Correct answer: B. For instance
- A. As such
- B. For instance
- C. Likewise
- D. In contrast
Explanation
The correct option is For instance because it explicitly signals that an example will follow. 'As such' indicates a consequence, 'Likewise' suggests similarity, and 'In contrast' denotes opposition, none of which are suited for introducing examples.
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