Which transition shows illustration?
Correct answer: A. Namely
- A. Namely
- B. Consequently
- C. Otherwise
- D. In conclusion
Explanation
The transition word 'Namely' is used to provide specific examples or illustrations of a point that was previously mentioned. It helps to clarify or specify what is being referred to. On the other hand, 'Consequently' indicates a cause-and-effect relationship, 'Otherwise' suggests an alternative situation, and 'In conclusion' is used to summarize or wrap up an argument. Therefore, 'Namely' is the correct choice when looking for a transition that shows illustration.
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