Expression of IdeasEasyTransition introducing a historical example
Expression of Ideas practice question
Many spices were once worth more than their weight in gold. ____ in medieval Europe a pound of saffron could be traded for a horse.
Which choice completes the text with the most logical transition?
- A. For example,Correct
- B. However,
- C. Consequently,
- D. Nevertheless,
Answer: A. For example,
The saffron-for-a-horse trade is one instance of spices' great value. 'For example' introduces it.
Why the other answers are wrong
- B. However,
- The example supports the first sentence rather than contrasting with it.
- C. Consequently,
- The trade isn't a consequence of the general claim.
- D. Nevertheless,
- 'Nevertheless' concedes and counters; nothing is countered.
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