Sentence Sequencing Test Prep AK

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  1. A.  The first sentence is a statement about an organization. The second sentence is a statement that provides more information about that same organization.  Neither is really an example.
  2. C. These sentences do not agree.  They are contradictory.
  3. A. The first sentence makes a claim and swimming using more muscles than other sports. The second sentence supports that claim when it says that even people who exercise a lot are sore after swimming (thus, they must have used muscles that they do not usually use).
  4. C. The first sentence makes a claim.  The second sentence provides a specific example that supports that claim.
  5. A. The first sentence makes a claim.  The second sentence provides a specific example of one of the "range of goals" one can accomplish with knitting.
  6. A. The first sentence make a claim.  The second sentence supports that claim by showing that when the first condition is not met, the plants do not do well.
  7. A. The first sentence makes a claim.  The second sentence supports that claim by showing how some confused people behave.
  8. C. This first sentence makes a claim.  The second sentence supports that claim with a specific detail. It doesn't really explain anything, but it does support.
  9. C. These two sentences do not agree.
  10. C. The second sentence is unnecessary.  But it highlights the first sentence; it provides emphasis.