Read the paragraph below and answer the questions that follow.
(1) On my right a woods thickly overgrown with creeper descended the hill's slope to Tinker Creek. (2) On my left was a planting of large shade trees on the ridge of the hill. (3) Before me the grassy hill pitched abruptly and gave way to a large, level field fringed in trees where it bordered the creek. (4) Beyond the creek I could see with effort the vertical sliced rock where men had long ago quarried the mountain under the forest. (5) Beyond that I saw Hollins Pond and all its woods and pastures; then I saw in a blue haze the world poured flat and pale between the mountains.
⎯ Annie Dillard, Pilgrim at Tinker Creek , Bantam, 1975, page 41
Which of the following is NOT a transitional expression that indicates place or position in this paragraph?

A) on my right (sentence 1)
B) before me (sentence 3)
C) beyond the creek (sentence 4)
D) then (sentence 5)

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Kirat Singh · Accepted Answer

Final Answer : D, Explanation :  Then is not a transitional expression indicating place or position, but is used to signify a sequence of events or items.

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