Quiz on Conjunctions and Text Types

What is conjunction?

• A word that connects words, phrases, or clauses in a sentence

• A word that connects sentences to make a coherent paragraph

• A word or phrase that links ideas, sentences, or paragraphs together

• A word that names a person, place, or thing

• A punctuation mark used to separate ideas

Which of the following is the type of conjunction?

• Coordinating, subordinating, correlative

• Coordination, subordination, correlation

• Additive, contrast, cause/effect

• Addictive, constrictive, casual

• Temporal, spatial, descriptive

Coordinating conjunction is ...

• Conjunction that links sentences with different ideas

• Conjunction that connects words, phrases, or clauses that are grammatically equal in structure

• Conjunction that joins two parts of a sentence that have similar aspects

• Conjunction that indicates the time relationship between two clauses

• Conjunction that connects a dependent clause to an independent clause

Subordinating conjunction is ...

• Conjunction that links sentences with different ideas

• Conjunction that connects words, phrases, or clauses that are grammatically equal in structure

• Conjunction that joins two parts of a sentence that have similar aspects

• Conjunction that indicates the time relationship between two clauses

• Conjunction that connects a dependent clause to an independent clause

Correlative conjunction is ...

• Conjunction that links sentences with different ideas

• Conjunction that connects words, phrases, or clauses that are grammatically equal in structure

• Conjunction that joins two parts of a sentence that have similar aspects

• Conjunction that indicates the time relationship between two clauses

• Conjunction that connects a dependent clause to an independent clause

Which of the following is the example of coordinating conjunction?

• And, but, or

• Not only ... but also ...; either ... or ...; both ... and ...;

• Because, if, even though

• First, second, and then

• However, moreover, similarly

Which of the following is the example of subordinating conjunction?

• And, but, or

• Not only ... but also ...; either ... or ...; both ... and ...;

• Because, if, even though

• First, second, and then

• However, moreover, similarly

Which of the following is the example of correlative conjunction?

• And, but, or

• Not only ... but also ...; either ... or ...; both ... and ...;

• Because, if, even though

• First, second, and then

• However, moreover, similarly

Which one is the correct example of coordinating conjunction in a sentence?

• Neither Derek nor Paul likes to play soccer, they would rather play volleyball instead.

• Hilbert wants to buy Cynthia a bouquet for her graduation, but he's broke at the moment.

• Warren doesn't like the new social media app on his phone; it drains the battery, not to mention it makes his phone overheat too.

• June was doing her homework when her mom came from work.

• Huda plans to visit her hometown this weekend. However, she needs to finish her report first.

Which one is the correct example of subordinating conjunction in a sentence?

• Neither Derek nor Paul likes to play soccer, they would rather play volleyball instead.

• Hilbert wants to buy Cynthia a bouquet for her graduation, but he's broke at the moment.

• Warren doesn't like the new social media app on his phone; it drains the battery, not to mention it makes his phone overheat too.

• June was doing her homework when her mom came from work.

• Huda plans to visit her hometown this weekend. However, she needs to finish her report first.