Conjunction adverb

Which of the following sentence has a conjunctive adverb?

• She didn't like the movie, although, she watched it until the end.

• He failed the test. Thus, he will need to retake it.

• The weather was bad, because we stayed indoors.

• We went to the park, but it was closed

Which the following sentence correctly use a conjunctive adverb?

• I studied all night, I was very tired in the morning.

• I studied all night and I was very tired in the morning.

• I studied all night, therefore, I was very tired in the morning.

• I studied all night, but I was very tired in the morning.

What is the purpose of the conjunctive adverb "however" in the sentence below?

"She practiced every day, however, she did not improve much"

• To show addition

• To show cause and effect

• To show a contrast

• To show a sequence of events

Choose the correct conjunctive adverb to fill in the blank:

"The team played well ____, they lost the game."

• However

• Consequently

• Therefore

• Likewise

Identify the conjunctive adverb in the following sentence:

"He didn't study for the exam, as a result, he failed."

• As a result

• For

• He

• Failed

Which of the following conjunctive adverbs best fits the sentence below?

"I forgot my umbrella at home ____, I got soaked in the rain

• However

• Similarly

• Meanwhile

• Consequently

Choose the correct sentence with the proper use of a conjunction adverb.

• The teacher explained the lesson well, meanwhile the student didn't understand it.

• He was tired, consequently, he stayed up late

• I love pizza, however, it's too greasy for me to eat every day

• I enjoy hiking, moreover, it helps me stay healthy

What punctuation is typically used before a conjunctive adverb that connects two independent clauses?

• Comma

• Colon

• Semicolon

• Period

Which conjunctive adverb is used to show contrast between two ideas?

• However

• Therefore

• Consequently

• Furthermore

Fill in the blank with the correct conjunctive adverb:

"The meeting was postponed ____, we will discuss the matter

tomorrow"

• Moreover

• Likewise

• Consequently

• Instead