Combining Sentences Using Conjunctions MCQs 9 Score: 0 Attempted: 0/9 Subscribe 1. Which sentence correctly combines âHe is honestâ and âHe is hardworkingâ? (A) He is honest or he is hardworking. (B) He is honest but he is hardworking. (C) He is honest and he is hardworking. (D) He is honest because he is hardworking. 2. Which sentence correctly combines âYou can have teaâ and âYou can have coffeeâ? (A) You can have tea and coffee. (B) You can have tea but coffee. (C) You can have tea or coffee. (D) You can have tea because coffee. 3. Which sentence correctly combines âI did not go to schoolâ and âI was sickâ? (A) I did not go to school or I was sick. (B) I did not go to school because I was sick. (C) I did not go to school and I was sick. (D) I did not go to school but I was sick. 4. Which sentence correctly combines âAli plays footballâ and âHe also plays cricketâ? (A) Ali plays football or he plays cricket. (B) Ali plays football but he plays cricket. (C) Ali plays football and he plays cricket. (D) Ali plays football so he plays cricket. 5. Which sentence correctly combines âShe was poorâ and âShe was honestâ? (A) She was poor and she was honest. (B) She was poor or she was honest. (C) She was poor so she was honest. (D) She was poor because she was honest. 6. Which sentence correctly combines âIt was rainingâ and âWe went outsideâ? (A) It was raining or we went outside. (B) It was raining and we went outside. (C) It was raining but we went outside. (D) It was raining because we went outside. 7. Which sentence correctly combines âHe studied hardâ and âHe passed the testâ? (A) He studied hard and passed the test. (B) He studied hard or passed the test. (C) He studied hard but passed the test. (D) He studied hard so he failed the test. 8. Which sentence correctly combines âI like mangoesâ and âI donât like bananasâ? (A) I like mangoes or I donât like bananas. (B) I like mangoes but I donât like bananas. (C) I like mangoes and I donât like bananas. (D) I like mangoes because I donât like bananas. 9. Which sentence correctly combines âShe sings wellâ and âShe also dances beautifullyâ? (A) She sings well but dances beautifully. (B) She sings well or dances beautifully. (C) She sings well and dances beautifully. (D) She sings well because dances beautifully.
