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Reading Comprehension and Rhetorical Structure practice questions

Main ideas, supporting claims, transitions, and organizational signals in short passages.

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Reading — Organizational signals

Which phrase most clearly signals that the writer is beginning the first point in an ordered argument?

Choose one answer, check it, then continue.

Answer choices

A

First, cats are cleaner than dogs.

B

Cats and dogs are common pets.

C

Many people have opinions about pets.

D

The topic can be debated.

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Loop mode: Continuous
Difficulty mix: EASY