Language ArtsQuestion 28 of 120
Which word signals a cause-and-effect relationship?
a.meanwhile
b.in addition
c.for example
d.consequently
Explanation
'Consequently' shows that one event results from another, marking cause and effect. 'Meanwhile' signals time, 'for example' introduces an illustration, and 'in addition' adds information. Recognizing signal words helps readers follow logic.
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