sequence and transitions\n1. after eating lunch, they went shopping in an outdoor shopping center.\n2…

sequence and transitions\n1. after eating lunch, they went shopping in an outdoor shopping center.\n2. finally, just before sandra was about to give up her search, she found a new gift store she had never visited.\n3. on saturday morning, sandra went shopping with her father to find her mother a birthday gift.\n4. at last, her long search had been worth it; she had finally found the perfect gift!\n5. first, they stopped by the mall, but they had no luck and left the mall hungry.\n6. eventually, after searching in the store for about an hour, sandra found a beautiful handmade jewelry box.\n7. she was excited to find a wide variety of gift choices in this store, including a large selection of perfumes, several display tables full of beautiful jewelry, and two aisles of scented candles.\nbased on the details and events in the story, in which order should these sentences be placed?\na 1, 3, 6, 5, 2, 4, 7\nb 3, 5, 1, 2, 7, 6, 4\nc 6, 2, 3, 7, 1, 4, 5\nd 7, 6, 4, 1, 2, 3, 5\nwhich list of words includes transition words that were used to tell the story?\na first, at last, eventually, after, finally\nb eating, finally, shopping, searching, hungry\nc excited, beautiful, eventually, found, after\nd before, left, hour, search, first, on saturday
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Brief Explanations:
For the first sub - question, we analyze the chronological order of events in the story. The story starts with the initial activity on Saturday morning (3), then the first stop at the mall (5), followed by going shopping after lunch (1), finding a new store (2), finding items in the store (7), finding the jewelry box (6), and finally finding the perfect gift (4). For the second sub - question, transition words are words that show the relationship between ideas and the sequence of events. 'first', 'at last', 'eventually', 'after', 'finally' are such words.
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- B. 3, 5, 1, 2, 7, 6, 4
- A. first, at last, eventually, after, finally