Which transition means "in addition to this"?
Correct answer: A. Moreover
- A. Moreover
- B. Instead
- C. Conversely
- D. Hence
Explanation
The correct answer is Moreover. 'Moreover' is a transition word that means 'in addition to this.' It is used to add information that supports or expands upon what has already been stated. On the other hand, 'instead' suggests a replacement, 'conversely' indicates a contrast, and 'hence' shows a result or consequence. None of these meanings align with adding additional information.
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