TRANSITION QUESTIONS
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HOW TO IDENTIFY THE QUESTION
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The paragraph preceding the passage probably …
What is the most likely in the paragraph following the passage?
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WHERE TO FIND THE ANSWER
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The answers can generally be found in the first line of the passage for a preceding question. The answer can generally be found in the last line for a following question.
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HOW TO ANSWER THE QUESTION
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1. Read the first line for a preceding question.
2. Read the last line for a following question.
3. Draw a conclusion about what comes before or after.
4. Choose the answer that is reflected in the first or last line of the passage.
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Example :
The passage:
Another myth of the oceans concerns Davy Jones, who in folklore is a mean-spirited sovereign of the ocean’s depths. The name “Jones” is thought by some etymologists to have been derived from the name “Jonah”, the Hebrew prophet who spent three days in a whale’s belly.
According to tradition, any object that goes overboard and sinks to the bottom of the ocean is said to have gone to Davy Jones’s locker, the ocean-sized, mythical receptacle for anything that falls into the water. Needless to say, any sailor on the seas is not so eager to take a tour of Davy Jones’s locker, although it might be a rather interesting trip considering all the treasures located there.
The question:
The paragraph preceding this passage most probably discusses
(A) the youth of Davy Jones
(B) Davy Jones’s career as a sailor
(C) a different traditional story from the sea
(D) preparing to travel on the ocean
The answer: C
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