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WorksheetsUnit 4: Conjunctive Adverbs
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 10mins
Since the medic did not have anesthesia, he expected to hear a loud __________ as he removed the bullet from the soldier.
intrigue
bellow
indignant
implore
condemn
After being kicked out of the game, the __________ basketball player made a nasty comment to the referee.
intrigue
bellow
indignant
implore
condemn
The police chief __________ residents to lock their doors and stay inside until the escaped convict was captured.
intrigue
bellow
indignant
implored
condemn
How dare you __________ me for making the same mistake you made!
intrigue
bellow
indignant
implored
condemn
As a spy, Josh is constantly dealing with one __________ after another in hopes of keeping his country safe.
intrigue
bellow
indignant
implored
condemn
Choose the best conjunctive adverb:
He didn’t go to college. , he started his own business.
otherwise
however
likewise
instead
Choose the best conjunctive adverb:
He is not good-looking. , he is popular among girls.
otherwise
nevertheless
likewise
instead
Which sentence is correctly punctuated?
Let’s go to Six Flags instead.
The dance finished early, finally, we could get something to eat.
I can’t wait to give my speech; after all I’m an excellent speaker.
We have to behave for the sub; otherwise, we won’t be allowed on the field trip.
I watched the movie, until the gory scene.
Which sentence is correctly punctuated?
I can’t wait to give my speech; after all I’m an excellent speaker.
I can’t wait to give my speech; after all, I’m an excellent speaker.
I can’t wait to give my speech, after all I’m an excellent speaker.
I can’t wait to give my speech, after all, I’m an excellent speaker.
In which sentence are the subjects and predicates correctly identified with a line (/)?
Frog dissection / was gross; my hands smelled for / days.
Frog dissection was / gross; my hands smelled / for days.
Frog / dissection was gross; my / hands smelled for days.
Frog dissection / was gross; my hands / smelled for days.
