Explanation for Question 26 From the Writing Section on the 2017 May Sat
That's a good question, 26, which is a transition word question. 2 If you watch the videos for other transition words, 3 questions earlier in this section, 4 you know, that my approach to these are to read the sentence before or 5 the phrase before read a sentence or phrase after determined that relationship, 6 and then choose a transition word that matches that relationship. 7 The sentence here says more than just the visually arresting sculpture blank 8 burden, Stace was responsible for changing how the us government recognizes art. 9 So again, we don't read that underlined section because that's not the word that 10 we know will be there. Um, 11 and that might give us a little bit of bias if we do read 12 it with a sentence. So here, 13 the let's analyze the sentence as more than just a visually arresting sculpture, 14 Verdon space, what's something else. 15 So it brings up something that the sculpture was and then talks 16 about something else that it was now let's first consider then. 17 So then, and therefore both mean very similar things. 18 They both mean that there's a sequence. We have something then something else. 19 Um, and two things there. 20 One, we automatically know that it can't be either of them. 21 If you have to transition words, that mean the same thing. 22 It's neither of them because you can't have two right answers. 23 And also we just, we just know that this sentence is not showing a, 24 um, like a sequence it's just showing that, 25 um, despite som...