Match the following transitions with their effect or purpose 1. furthermore
contrasting
2. finally
qualifying
3. therefore
adding
4. on the other hand
sequencing
5. however
cause and effect

1. furthermore - adding

2. finally - sequencing

3. therefore - cause and effect

4. on the other hand - contrasting

5. however - qualifying

Explanation:

The expression "furthermore" indicates that more information should be added to the previously stated information.

The expression "finally" is used to present the end of a sequence, where the last element of that sequence will finally be presented.

The expression "therefore" can be used to present an effect, a conclusion that occurred due to the existence of a certain factor, that is, this expression can be used to indicate a cause and effect relationship between two elements.

The expression "on the other hand" is used to present information that contrasts and presents a different concept from the information previously stated.

The expression "however" can be used to demonstrate a qualification, showing a quality or characteristic of a certain element that exists, even with the existence of another element.