Termite mounds in the African savannah maintain a remarkably stable internal temperature despite extreme external weather fluctuations , for instance, architects have studied these structures to design self-cooling buildings.
Which choice provides the most logical transition between the two clauses?
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- ; consequently,Cevap
- C, consequently,
- D; however,
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The option containing a semicolon followed by 'consequently,' is correct because it resolves the comma splice between two independent clauses and establishes the proper cause-and-effect relationship.
The correct answer correctly employs a semicolon to link the two independent clauses, avoiding a comma splice, and uses the transitional adverb 'consequently' to accurately express the cause-and-effect relationship between the termite mounds' stable temperatures and the architects' study of them.
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