FANBOYS Quiz

Choose the correct sentence.

• I enjoy school but I don't like homework.
• I enjoy school school.  But I don't like homework.
• I enjoy school, but I don't like homework
• I enjoy school, then I don't like homework.

Choose the correct sentence.

• Mom slept late so we were late to class.
• Mom slept late but we were late to class.
• Mom slept late.  So we were late to class.
• Mom slept late, so we were late to class.

Choose the correct sentence.

• Tim loves to ride bikes, not does he like to swim.
• Tim doesn't love to ride bikes, nor does he like to swim.
• Tim loves to ride bikes nor does he like to swim.
• Tim doesn't love to ride bikes, or he likes to swim.

Choose the correct sentence.

• The bus came on time, and we still didn't get home on time.
• The bus came on time but we still didn't get home on time.
• The bus came on time, yet we still didn't get home on time.
• The bus came on time so we still didn't get home on time.

Choose the correct sentence.

• The little boy cried, so he lost his toy.
• The little boy cried, but he lost his toy.
• The little boy cried, for he lost his toy.
• The little boy cried, but he lost his toy.

Choose the correct sentence.

• I want to go to the movies, and I want to go out to eat.
• I want to go to the movies, and go out to eat.
• I want to go to the movies and I want to go out to eat.
• I want to go to the movies, I want to go out to eat.

Choose the correct sentence.

• She wanted to go for a walk, or it was raining.

• She wanted to go for a walk, so it was raining.

• She wanted to go for a walk, but it was raining.

• She wanted to go for a walk, and it was raining.

Choose the correct sentence.

• He studied hard, for he wanted to pass the exam.

• He studied hard, yet he wanted to pass the exam.

• He studied hard, nor he wanted to pass the exam.

• He studied hard, but he wanted to pass the exam.

Choose the correct sentence.

• We can go to the park, so we can stay home.

• We can go to the park, or we can stay home.

• We can go to the park, for we can stay home.

• We can go to the park, yet we can stay home.