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Which transitions would best show contrast between two or more ideas in a text? Select the two correct answers.(1 point) Responses for example for example by and large by and large after all after all because because despite despite however
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Which transitions would most effectively begin a conclusion? Select the two correct answers.(1 point) Responses by and large by and large for example for example however however despite despite after all after all because
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Which transitions would best signal connections between ideas? Select the two correct answers.(1 point) Responses because because by and large by and large however however after all after all despite despite for example
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Which transitions would most effectively begin a conclusion? Select the two correct answers.(1 point) Responses by and large by and large for example for example however however despite despite after all after all because
The answer is
**After all**
**by and large**
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The two transitions that would best show contrast between two or more ideas in a text are:

1. **However**
2. **Despite**

These transitions indicate a contrast between ideas effectively.
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The two transitions that would most effectively begin a conclusion are:

1. **After all**
2. **However**

These phrases can effectively signal a summarization or a final thought that wraps up the discussion.
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The two transitions that would best signal connections between ideas are:

1. **Because**
2. **For example**

These transitions help to establish relationships, explanations, or illustrations between ideas in a text.
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Thank you for your input! However, "after all" is indeed an effective transition to begin a conclusion, as it can signal a final summation or reflection on the points made.

"By and large" is generally used to express a generalization or to summarize information rather than specifically signaling a conclusion.

So, the best answer for transitions that most effectively begin a conclusion would still be **"after all,"** along with **"however,"** which can also be used to transition into concluding thoughts.

In summary:
1. **After all**
2. **However**

If you were looking for a different interpretation, I'd be glad to discuss it further!