Which transition shows illustration or example?
Correct answer: B. For instance
- A. That is
- B. For instance
- C. Likewise
- D. Similarly
Explanation
The correct answer is Option B: For instance. This phrase is used to introduce examples to illustrate a point. Option A: That is is used for clarification, Option C: Likewise and Option D: Similarly are used to show similarity or comparison, rather than providing examples.
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