Sentences that open with it, there, or this often bury the:Group of answer choicesnecessary framingappropriate phrasal transitionsnone of the abovelinkage to the next paragraphreal subject

Closing a paragraph with a linkage:Group of answer choicesimpairs the unity of the paragraphrisks stealing the claim from the next paragraphprevents the consolidation of the coherent idea of the paragraph by introducing a new ideaall of the above

Phrasal transitions is used to:Group of answer choicesshow parallel structureprovide a verbal echo that subtly keeps the reader focusedcreate a strong and abrupt changenone of the above

A paragraph should usually have one subject.Group of answer choicesTrueFalse

The beginning of sentences should be used as the orientation point. The end of a sentence should be used:Group of answer choicesfor known informationto create linkages to the subsequent paragraphnone of the aboveto elevate the subjectfor the action verb

Match the type of transition with the purpose a writer would have for using the transition.Group of answer choicesIn other wordsFor exampleIt is surprising thatThereforeHoweverOverallAnother studyAs expected