Use the passage to answer the question. Despite the popular belief that dodo meat was inedible because of its revolting taste, dodos were eaten by these early settlers, and even considered to be a delicacy by some. However, there is no evidence to support the idea that dodos were eaten to extinction. In fact, analyses of 17th century settlement refuse assemblages show a focus on introduced mammals and a lack of dodo remains, indicating that dodos did not form a significant part of the settlers’ diet. In this passage, the writer uses a number of different transition words. How did the author most likely use these transition words to affect the reader? (1 point) Responses to engage the reader and keep their interest to engage the reader and keep their interest to show the relationship between several different ideas to show the relationship between several different ideas to creates several shorter sentences from a single long sentence to creates several shorter sentences from a single long sentence to help the writing to flow and be easier to understand

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The author most likely used transition words to show the relationship between several different ideas. The transitions help to connect the ideas about dodo meat being considered a delicacy, the lack of evidence for dodos being eaten to extinction, and the analysis of settlement refuse, thereby enhancing the reader's understanding of the context and information presented in the passage.