Conjunction

The students really like their teacher, ______ they don't like their classroom.

• so

• and

• nor

• but

We can either order lobster ______ stay within our budget.

• but

• and

• or

• for

Casey is an introvert, _______ she likes office parties.

• so

• yet

• and

• for

_______ the cat ________ the dog is allowed in the backyard.

• so, that

• such, that

• rather, than

• neither, nor

I would _______ stay at home tonight _______ go to the crowded party.

• both, and

• whether, or

• not only, but also

• rather, than

He __________ plays the guitar, _______ sings beautifully.

• rather, than

• hardly, when

• not only, but also

• either, or

We can go for a picnic tomorrow _______ the weather is nice.

• unless

• if

• wherever

• even if

_______ it is raining outside, let's play boardgame!

• Unless

• After

• Although

• Since

You won't be able to go out, ________ you finish your chores.

• even if

• unless

• before

• since

__________ of the traffic jam, we arrived late to the concert.

• Since

• Even though

• Since

• Because