Which of the following sets of words are examples of an order transition?

Question

Question 39 options:

Firstly, Following, Previously, Above all

Unlike, Despite, Whereas, Conversely

Obviously, Undoubtedly, In particular, Never

Furthermore, Moreover, Apart from this, As well as

Answer 1

The set of words that are examples of an order transition is:

Firstly, Following, Previously, Above all

These words signal a sequence or order in the information being presented.

The other options do not primarily indicate order transitions. For example, "Unlike," "Despite," "Whereas," and "Conversely" indicate contrast, while "Obviously," "Undoubtedly," "In particular," and "Never" serve different purposes, and "Furthermore," "Moreover," "Apart from this," "As well as" are more about adding information rather than ordering it.