Conjunctions Quiz

Which of the following is a temporal conjunction?

• Because

• However

• First

• Therefore

• Since

Which conjunction shows cause-effect relation?

• But

• Because

• First

• On the other hand

• Finally

Which sentence uses a contrasting conjunction?

• The exam is difficult because many students are unprepared.

• First, write your name on the answer sheet.

• The internet is useful; however, it can also distract students.

• Consequently, more schools use online platforms.

• Therefore, we must study harder.

Which sentence uses a conjunction to conclude?

• On the other hand, many people still prefer cash.

• In conclusion, reading improves students’ critical thinking.

• Because she was sick, she didn’t attend the meeting.

• First, turn on your computer.

• But he didn’t like the result.

Which sentence shows correct use of conjunctions?

• Because the library is closed. Students cannot borrow books.

• On the other hand, fast food is tasty. But it is unhealthy.

• First, online shopping saves time. Second, it is more practical.

• Therefore, he is a diligent student. Because he studies every night.

• Many students are tired since they sleep early.

What is the function of temporal conjunctions?

• To show conclusion

• To show cause and effect

• To show sequence/order

• To show contrast

• To compare things

Choose the correct pair of causal conjunctions.

• First – Second

• Because – As a result

• However – But

• In conclusion – Therefore

• Yet – Although

Which sentence is correct?

• Online learning is effective. Therefore, it can reduce stress.

• Fast food is cheap. On the other hand, it is unhealthy.

• First, students should listen. Second, they should practice.

• The consequence of pollution is global warming.

• Because it was raining, they stayed at home.

Which is NOT a concluding conjunction?

• Therefore

• Consequently

• Thus

• In conclusion

• Because

Which conjunction can replace “First” in sequencing arguments?

• However

• Next

• Therefore

• Because

• Although