The transition phrase "as well as" indicates a relationship of addition or inclusion.
is it cause and effect, contrast, time, or comparison
Apologies for the confusion. The transition phrase "as well as" indicates a relationship of addition or inclusion rather than any of the other options listed.
ok but it has to be one of them
If we are limited to the options given, the closest fit would be a comparison. The phrase "as well as" is often used to introduce a similar or related idea to the one mentioned before, allowing for a comparison between the two. However, it is important to note that it does not necessarily establish a direct cause and effect link, contrast, or indicate time.
whuch type of realationship does the transition word because indicate
The transition word "because" indicates a cause and effect relationship. It is used to explain why something happened or to provide a reason for something.
befor moving on to the aviary the children spent an hour in the reptile house which relationship exists between the ideas in this sentences
The relationship between the ideas in the given sentence is a sequential or time relationship. It indicates that the children spent an hour in the reptile house before moving on to the aviary.
is it space realationship, time order, cause and effect, or summary
