b) to illustrate c) nevertheless d) in effect 8) "Success in society is a function of social connections as well as ability; who you know is just important as what you can do." a) that is b) to be sure c) similarly d) finally Part B: Write one grammatically correct sentence that appropriately incorporates the following transition words and phrases. 9) of course 10) to be sure 11) by the same token 12) simultaneously 13) accordingly 14) additionally 15) however 16) for instancePart A: Choose the transition word or phrase that best fits in each blank space and logically completes each thought. 1) "The car is very expensive; it was of a poor quality and broke down soon after I bought it." a) moreover b) however c) as a result d) indeed 2) "The student never studied for the tests or did his homework, and he failed the course and had to do it again." a) consequently b) yet c) furthermore d) finally 3) "Studying a lot, getting high grades, and finding a good job are acceptable goals, but it is what we do to help other people that has the highest value and greatest purpose." a) beyond b) likewise c) naturally d) in the end 4) "Bullies like to feel important by making life hard for some students; many bosses also like to feel important by telling you what to do and how to do it." a) on the other hand b) likewise c) on the contrary d) to sum up 5) "The teacher cares about his students a lot, he is very demanding and has high standards and many expectations." a) although b) because c) besides d) while 6) " Christopher Columbus's 'discovery' of the 'New World," many Spanish conquistadors came to the Americas seeking gold and glory." a) Following b) Immediately c) Subsequently d) Consequently 7) "The Industrial Revolution brought great prosperity to Europe and promoted economic development; poverty remained widespread in European societies." a) as a result