Read through the following examples of Transitions/Topic Sentences.

Read through the following examples of Transitions/Topic Sentences. Then, based upon the class lecture about Transitions, decide which one of these five transitions is the best and which one is the worst, then write up a brief explanation for why you believe what you do about these transitions. Upload your explanations by using the button below.

1] Another reason this article will make readers feel apprehensive is that it depicts the Greek crisis as having become uncontrollable.

2] Towards the end of the article the author tries to once again push his bias on the reader, this time by quoting from the international court in The Hague.

3] There is a saying that time is gold, and who wants to waste their precious time on something that is irrelevant to them? By reading this article, the reader will assume that campuses across the nation want to kill time by bringing well-known speakers to speak about “God-knows-what.”

4] Not only is the public showing of an execution barbaric but completely disrespectful to the nearest and dearest of the condemned and victims.

5] Perhaps even more critical than the health of humans is the health of humanity, bringing us to perhaps the most frequently discussed use of environmental regulations: combating global warming and the damage it does.