Conjunctions

Gabe ran quickly, though he didn't win the race. What is the conjunction in the sentence?

• ran

• quickly

• though

• didn't

Hunter made a sandwich, but he wasn't hungry. What is the conjunction in the sentence?

• made

• a

• sandwich

• but

Should we go to the museum or to the art gallery? What is the conjunction in the sentence?

• we

• go

• or

• to

That artist's works are not in the museum, but they are in the gallery? What is the conjunction in this sentence?

• works

• are

• but

• they

Carson walks to school, so his brother takes the bus. What is the best word to replace the underlined conjunction?

• but

• or

• nor

Scarlett likes her neighbors, and she often stops by to see them. Choose the best word to replace the underlined conjunction.

• or

• because

• yet

Nick wanted to go to the movie, so he had too much homework. Choose the best word to replace the underlined conjunction.

• or

• thus

• but

Maria ate breakfast. Maria read the newspaper. Which of the following is the best way to combine the sentences with conjunctions?

• Maria ate breakfast while she read the newspaper.

• Maria ate breakfast because she read the newspaper.

• Maria ate breakfast, but she read the newspaper.

Sean grabbed his books. He left quickly. Which of the following is the best way to combine the sentences with conjunctions?

• Sean grabbed and his books and left quickly.

• Sean grabbed his books, he left quickly.

• Sean grabbed his books and left quickly.

Jayden ran to the phone. Jayden didn't answer it in time. Which of the following is the best way to combine the sentences with conjunctions?

• Jayden ran to the phone, Jayden didn't answer it in time.

• Jayden ran to the phone because he didn't answer it in time.

• Jayden ran to the phone, but didn't answer it in time.