Question

what transition would show you that the author is comparing two things?

furthermore
as previously stated
similarly
without a doubt

Explanation:

Analyze the function of each transition option

• "Furthermore" is used to add information or build upon an existing point.
• "As previously stated" is used to refer back to a prior statement or summarize.
• "Similarly" is used to draw a comparison between two ideas, showing how they are alike.
• "Without a doubt" is used to emphasize a point or show certainty.

Identify the transition that shows comparison

• Comparing two things involves highlighting their similarities.
• Therefore, "Similarly" is the transition word that directly indicates a comparison.

Answer:

• (A) Furthermore
• (B) As previously stated
• (C) Similarly (Correct answer)
• (D) Without a doubt