junct rupt vocab in context

The twins were __________ at the hip, making it challenging for them to move independently.

• conjoined
• rupture
• abrupt
• rejoin

In Spanish class, we learned how to __________ verbs to match the subject and tense of a sentence.

• conjugate
• interruption
• bankrupt
• junction

A __________ is a word used to connect clauses or sentences, such as "and," "but," or "or."

• conjunction
• interrupt
• corrupt
• jugular

The puzzle pieces were scattered and __________ , making it difficult to assemble them into a coherent picture.

• disjointed
• erupt
• corruptible
• joint committee

Please __________ your classmates in the line for the field trip.

• join
• disruption
• disrupt
• joint

The door creaked loudly as I opened it, revealing a __________ in the frame where it had been repaired.

• joint
• disrupt
• disruption
• join

The school formed a __________ of teachers and parents to discuss ways to improve student performance.

• joint committee
• corruptible
• erupt
• disjointed

The doctor carefully examined the patient's __________ vein to check for signs of dehydration.

• jugular
• corrupt
• interrupt
• conjunction

At the ___________of the two roads, there was a traffic light controlling the flow of cars.

• junction
• bankrupt
• interruption
• conjugate

After taking a break, she decided to _________ the conversation with her friends.

• rejoin
• abrupt
• rupture
• conjoined