Grade 6 Transition Words Worksheet with Answers
Grade 6 (US) · Year 7 (UK) · Class 6 (India) · English
Unit 6: Writing & ResearchTransitionsCCSS W.6.2c
Choosing transitions that show order, addition, contrast, examples and cause and effect. This free middle school worksheet has 12 questions and a full answer key. Print it or save it as a PDF — every answer is checked by code, not guessed.
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Transition Words
Grade 6 · English
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Learning goal: Transitions · CCSS W.6.2c
Directions: Read each question and circle the best answer.
Choose a transition: '____, recycling helps the planet in many ways.' (In conclusion / Meanwhile)
Answer: In conclusion
RememberTransition words
- 1
Choose a transition: 'It was cold. , we wore coats.'
Choose: So · Next
- 2
Choose a transition: 'Many fruits are healthy. , apples have lots of fiber.'
Choose: For example · In contrast
- 3
Choose a transition: 'The test was hard. , most students passed.'
Choose: Nevertheless · Therefore
- 4
What kind of transition is 'in addition'?
- 5
Choose a transition: 'The bridge was closed. , traffic was terrible.'
Choose: As a result · Similarly
- 6
What kind of transition is 'consequently'?
- 7
Choose a transition: ' , I brushed my teeth. Then I went to bed.'
Choose: First · However
- 8
Choose a transition: 'I wanted to play. , it was raining.'
Choose: However · For example
- 9
Choose a transition: 'I like cats. , I like dogs.'
Choose: Also · But
- 10
Choose a transition: 'The plan is cheap. , it is fast.'
Choose: Furthermore · Nevertheless
- 11
What kind of transition is 'on the other hand'?
- 12
What kind of transition is 'meanwhile'?
★ Challenge corner for fast finishers
What has legs but can't walk?
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Answer key — Transition Words (Grade 6)
- 1.So
- 2.For example
- 3.Nevertheless
- 4.addition
- 5.As a result
- 6.cause and effect
- 7.First
- 8.However
- 9.Also
- 10.Furthermore
- 11.contrast
- 12.time / sequence
- ★a table (or chair)
Answer key (click to show)
- 1.So
- 2.For example
- 3.Nevertheless
- 4.addition
- 5.As a result
- 6.cause and effect
- 7.First
- 8.However
- 9.Also
- 10.Furthermore
- 11.contrast
- 12.time / sequence
- ★a table (or chair) (challenge corner)
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