Which of the following is a couplet?
a) “but the lord seen some sinnin’, and it caused him pain.
he says, ‘stand back, i’m gonna make it rain.'”
b) “to dry one's eyes and laugh at a fall,
and, baffled, get up and begin
so the chace takes up one's life 'that's all.”
c) “i am the grass.
let me work.”
d) “spring morning marvel
lovely nameless little hill
on a sea of mist”
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A.Humans first began planting crops during the Neolithic Revolution. In addition, they also began domesticating animals.
I've underlined the transition words in that sentence -- "in addition." Words such as in addition, also, or likewise show a relationship of similarity to preceding material in the previous sentence. Transition words like but, rather, or, and however show a relationship of difference to what was stated in a prior sentence or paragraph. There are also transitional phrases that effects or consequences, like as a result or in consequence. There are transitional words/phrases that point to examples or support of a point: for instance, namely, as an illustration, etc. And there are transition words that set up a conclusion: as has been shown, in summary, etc.