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Linking ideas across paragraphs (cohesion)

5th grade (Year 6 in England) · 16 questions · Common Core: W.5.2.C, W.5.1.C · England: Y5 GPS (cohesive devices), KS2 SATs GPS

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  1. Question 1

    Choose the linking word or phrase that fits best. Sharks have several rows of teeth. ___, they can lose a tooth and quickly replace it.

    • A. Firstly
    • B. Consequently
    • C. For example
    • D. However
  2. Question 2

    Choose the linking word or phrase that fits best. We visited the castle in the morning. ___, we explored the woods.

    • A. Therefore
    • B. For example
    • C. Afterwards
    • D. However
  3. Question 3

    Choose the linking word or phrase that fits best. Some people love winter. ___, others count the days until summer.

    • A. Firstly
    • B. As a result
    • C. For example
    • D. On the other hand
  4. Question 4

    Choose the linking word or phrase that fits best. Ali was chopping vegetables. ___, his sister laid the table.

    • A. Therefore
    • B. In conclusion
    • C. For example
    • D. Meanwhile
  5. Question 5

    Choose the linking word or phrase that fits best. We visited the castle in the morning. ___, we explored the woods.

    • A. Afterwards
    • B. For example
    • C. However
    • D. Therefore
  6. Question 6

    Choose the linking word or phrase that fits best. Mix the flour and butter. ___, add the sugar.

    • A. In conclusion
    • B. Next
    • C. For instance
    • D. However
  7. Question 7

    Choose the linking word or phrase that fits best. It rained all week. ___, the river burst its banks.

    • A. In contrast
    • B. Meanwhile
    • C. For example
    • D. As a result
  8. Question 8

    Choose the linking word or phrase that fits best. Mix the flour and butter. ___, add the sugar.

    • A. In conclusion
    • B. However
    • C. For instance
    • D. Next
  9. Question 9

    Choose the linking word or phrase that fits best. Sharks have several rows of teeth. ___, they can lose a tooth and quickly replace it.

    • A. Consequently
    • B. Firstly
    • C. For example
    • D. However
  10. Question 10

    Choose the linking word or phrase that fits best. Many animals hibernate in winter. ___, hedgehogs sleep from November to March.

    • A. For example
    • B. Meanwhile
    • C. Finally
    • D. However
  11. Question 11

    Choose the linking word or phrase that fits best. It rained all week. ___, the river burst its banks.

    • A. For example
    • B. As a result
    • C. Meanwhile
    • D. In contrast
  12. Question 12

    Choose the linking word or phrase that fits best. Many animals hibernate in winter. ___, hedgehogs sleep from November to March.

    • A. For example
    • B. Meanwhile
    • C. However
    • D. Finally
  13. Question 13

    Choose the linking word or phrase that fits best. Some people love winter. ___, others count the days until summer.

    • A. Firstly
    • B. As a result
    • C. On the other hand
    • D. For example
  14. Question 14

    Choose the linking word or phrase that fits best. Sharks have several rows of teeth. ___, they can lose a tooth and quickly replace it.

    • A. Consequently
    • B. However
    • C. Firstly
    • D. For example
  15. Question 15

    Choose the linking word or phrase that fits best. Penguins cannot fly. ___, they are excellent swimmers.

    • A. However
    • B. Therefore
    • C. For instance
    • D. Firstly
  16. Question 16

    Choose the linking word or phrase that fits best. Penguins cannot fly. ___, they are excellent swimmers.

    • A. Therefore
    • B. However
    • C. For instance
    • D. Firstly

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  1. Consequently
  2. Afterwards
  3. On the other hand
  4. Meanwhile
  5. Afterwards
  6. Next
  7. As a result
  8. Next
  9. Consequently
  10. For example
  11. As a result
  12. For example
  13. On the other hand
  14. Consequently
  15. However
  16. However