Conjunction (1)

We’ve had a burglar alarm installed in our holiday cottage_________we will feel happier about leaving it unoccupied for long periods.

• A. for fear that
• B. so that
• C. now that
• D. provided that

He couldn’t ride his bike_________there’s no air in one of the tyres.

• A. since
• B. due to
• C. though
• D. despite

_________his income of current job is relatively low, he finds it difficult to make ends meet.

• A. Although
• B. As
• C. Because of
• D. In spite of

______, he walked to the station.

• A. Despite being tired
• B. Although to be tired
• C. In spite being tired
• D. Despite tired

The children slept well, despite _____

• A. it was noise
• B. the noise
• C. of the noise
• D. noisy

She left him __________ she still loved him.

• A. even if
• B. even though
• C. in spite of
• D. despite

_______ her lack of hard work, she was promoted.

• A. In spite
• B. Even though
• C. in spite of
• D. despite of

_______ they are brothers, they do not look like.

• A. Although
• B. Even
• C. Despite
• D. In spite of

I’m learning English ________ I want to get a better job.

• A. or
• B. because
• C. therefore
• D. but

Please do that work ________I told you yesterday.

• A. like
• B. as
• C. same as
• D. similar to