conjunctive adverb cause and effect vs subordinating conjunction

It was raining a lot; ________, the match was postponed.

• because

• consequently

• since

• although

________ had finished all his tasks, he decided to relax in the park.

• Although

• Since

• However

• Therefore

He didn't study for the exam, ________ he failed.

• therefore

• although

• because

• since

________ the road was icy, many drivers lost control of their vehicles.

• Therefore

• However

• Because

• Consequently

She skipped breakfast; ________, she felt weak all morning.

• however

• since

• consequently

• although

________ his extensive experience, he easily got the promotion.

• Due to

• However

• Consequently

• In spite of

________ the fact that they practiced daily, the team won the championship.

• Although

• Since

• Consequently

• Therefore

He forgot his umbrella; ________, he got soaked on his way home.

• as

• therefore

• because

• since

________ felt unwell, decided not to attend the meeting.

• Although

• Because

• However

• Consequently

The weather was clear; ________, we went hiking in the mountains.

• consequently

• because

• since

• although