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Question 1
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Fill in the blank with a conjunction that shows choices.

He is weak ______ old.

A
but

B
so

C
since

D
and
Solution
Explanation:

Conjunction that shows choices: When we want to show choices between two options, we use the conjunction "and".

Given sentence: "He is weak ______ old."

Correct answer: D:
and

Reasoning: The sentence is presenting two different characteristics of the person - weakness and old age. The conjunction "and" is used to connect these two characteristics to show that they are both present in the person.
Question 2
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Fill in the blank with a conjunction that shows choices.

He is absent ______ he is sick.

A
because

B
and

C
therefore

D
so
Solution
Explanation:

Conjunctions: Conjunctions are words used to connect clauses, sentences, or words together.

Showing Choices: Conjunctions that show choices include "or," "either...or," "neither...nor," and "whether...or."

Answer:
He is absent because he is sick.

A: because - This conjunction shows the reason for his absence, indicating that he is absent specifically due to being sick.

B: and - This conjunction is used to add information or actions that are related, not to show choices.

C: therefore - This conjunction shows a conclusion or result, not choices between two options.

D: so - This conjunction shows a consequence or reason, rather than presenting choices.
Question 3
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Fill in the blank with a conjunction that shows choices.

He is poor ______ happy.

A
therefore

B
and

C
but

D
so
Solution
Explanation:

Poor and happy: In this sentence, the conjunction used should show a choice between being poor and happy. The conjunction "but" is used to contrast two ideas or show a choice between two contrasting options.

Conjunction: The correct conjunction to use in this sentence is "but" to show the contrast between being poor and happy.
Question 4
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Fill in the blank with a conjunction that shows choices.

Mohan is more intelligent ______ Sohan.

A
than

B
and

C
then

D
but
Solution
Explanation:

Conjunction: Conjunctions are words used to connect words, phrases, clauses, or sentences.

Choices: Conjunctions that show choices include "or," "either...or," "neither...nor," and "than."

Comparison: In this sentence, we are comparing the intelligence of Mohan and Sohan.

Correct Answer: The correct conjunction to show choices in this context is "than."

Mohan is more intelligent than Sohan.
Question 5
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Fill in the blank with a conjunction that shows choices.

I know _______ he is an intelligent boy.

A
this

B
when

C
that

D
and
Solution
Explanation:

Conjunction for choices: In this sentence, we need a conjunction that shows choices or options.

Options provided: The options given are "this, when, that, and".

Correct conjunction: The correct conjunction that shows choices in this context is "that".

Complete sentence: The sentence would read: "I know that he is an intelligent boy."

By selecting the conjunction "that" from the options, it effectively presents the idea that the speaker is aware of a specific fact or observation about the boy's intelligence. This conjunction helps to connect the knowledge or understanding to the quality of being intelligent in the sentence.
Question 6
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Fill in the blank with a conjunction that shows choices.

I am stronger ______ he is.

A
but

B
than

C
and

D
so
Solution
Explanation:

Conjunctions for choices: When showing choices between two things, the appropriate conjunction to use is "than."

Comparison: In this sentence, the speaker is comparing their strength to someone else's strength.

Example: The sentence could be completed as, "I am stronger than he is."
Question 7
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Fill in the blank with a conjunction that shows choices.

It was raining ______ I used a raincoat.

A
so

B
because

C
while

D
then
Solution
Explanation:

Conjunction for choices: The conjunction that shows choices in this sentence is "so." This is because the sentence implies that the speaker decided to use a raincoat because it was raining, indicating a choice between using a raincoat or not.

Reasoning:

Contrasting actions: The conjunction "while" would imply that the actions of raining and using a raincoat are happening simultaneously, which is not the intended meaning of the sentence.

Cause and effect: The conjunction "because" indicates a cause and effect relationship, suggesting that the raincoat was used because it was raining, rather than as a choice.

Sequential order: The conjunction "then" implies a sequence of events, which does not accurately convey the idea of a choice between actions.
Question 8
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Fill in the blank with a conjunction that shows choices.

You are old ______ you run fast.

A
and

B
so

C
but

D
therefore
Solution
Explanation:

Conjunctions: Conjunctions are words used to connect clauses, sentences, phrases, or words together.

Choices: When showing choices or alternatives, conjunctions like 'or', 'either...or', and 'neither...nor' are commonly used.

Given sentence: You are old ______ you run fast.

Options:

A: and

B: so

C: but

D: therefore

Correct answer: C: but

Explanation: The conjunction 'but' is used to show a contrast or a choice between two clauses. In this sentence, the contrast is between being old and running fast, indicating a choice or contrast between the two.
Question 9
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Fill in the blank with a conjunction that shows choices.

We eat ______ we may alive.

A
and

B
while

C
but

D
so that
Solution
Explanation:

Conjunctions showing choices: Conjunctions like "or" and "either...or" are used to show choices in a sentence.

Use of "so that": The conjunction "so that" is used to express purpose or result. In this case, it indicates the purpose of eating.

Providing options: The sentence is incomplete and requires a conjunction to show choices between eating and staying alive.

Correct answer: The correct conjunction to fill in the blank is "so that" to show the purpose or reason for eating.
Question 10
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Fill in the blank with a conjunction that shows choices.

Nobody likes her ______ she is talkative.

A
therefore

B
and

C
as

D
then
Solution
Explanation:

Conjunction that shows choices: The blank should be filled with a conjunction that indicates a choice between two options. In this case, the conjunction "as" is the most appropriate choice.

Detailed

Nobody likes her: This sets up the negative sentiment towards the subject.

as: This conjunction introduces the reason or explanation for why nobody likes her, indicating that her talkativeness is the reason for the dislike.

talkative: This describes the characteristic of the subject that is the cause of the dislike.

Therefore, the correct answer is C: as .

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