[Video] Q6: No change or likewise, or as a result, or by the same token,

Explanation for Question 6 From the Writing Section on the 2019 March Sat

Question number six is asking us to figure out what the most effective transition 2 word or phrase is for this piece of the sentence where we currently have 3 on the other hand. So we'll need to consider the relationship between the 4 first half of the sentence and the second half of the sentence that we're 5 trying to combine. So the first part reads, 6 according to pole openings in the surface made the Antibes absorption of ions more 7 efficient. So this is a positive impact of the vaporization process. 8 The second part of the sentence says the battery is charged faster. 9 So the relationship between these two pieces is that the first part is a 10 positive impact of the vaporization process, 11 that the absorption was more efficient. 12 And the second part is that the battery is charged faster, 13 which is an effect of the fact that the absorption was more efficient. 14 So we have a cause and effect relationship here. 15 So the most appropriate type of transition for this type of 16 cause and effect situation out of our answer choices is going to be choice 17 C as a result. Um, 18 the other answer choices don't quite have that same meaning on the other hand, 19 our no change option has sort of a contrast, 20 meaning it would be used to suggest that although there is some 21 relationship, some positive or negative in the first part of the sentence, 22 we see an opposite effect in the second part of the sentence choices, 23 B and D likewise, and by the same token and illustrate a 24 commonality between the two parts of the sentence. 25 However, in this case, we're really looking for something to indicate that cause and 26 effect relationship. So our best answer choice is choice C as a result.