Verbal Ability - Conjunctions Online Quiz



Following quiz provides Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) related to Conjunctions. You will have to read all the given answers and click over the correct answer. If you are not sure about the answer then you can check the answer using Show Answer button. You can use Next Quiz button to check new set of questions in the quiz.

Questions and Answers

Q 1 - You can come to the meeting ... you don't say anything.

A - So that

B - As long as

C - While

D - As if

E - Until

Answer : B

Explanation

As long as is used to describe an event happening if a condition is satisfied.

Q 2 - You look ... you've seen a ghost.

A - As long as

B - So that

C - Until

D - As if

Answer : D

Explanation

As if is used to compare.

Q 3 - My favorite fruit is Mango, ... I also like apple.

A - but

B - because

C - as long as

D - neither

Answer : A

Explanation

But is used to introduce contradictory thoughts.

Q 4 - I would prefer to stay at home ... going out for a party.

A - neither

B - nor

C - either

D - rather than

Answer : D

Explanation

Rather than is used to opt for a choice between two less liked options.

Q 5 - I want to play football ... the ball is flat.

A - and

B - or

C - the

D - but

Answer : D

Explanation

But is used to introduce contradictory thoughts.

Q 6 - Follow me ... him!

A - and

B - or

C - the

D - but

Answer : B

Explanation

Or is used to select one from two options.

Q 7 - My uncle chooses to use a bicycle ... a fishing kit.

A - and

B - or

C - the

D - but

Answer : A

Explanation

And is used with sentences to add similar things or thoughts.

Q 9 - I have been doing homework for an hour, ... I still have two assignments to complete.

A - Doing

B - Homework

C - Yet

D - An

Answer : C

Explanation

Yet is used to mention an action that did not happen till a given time.

Q 10 - Carl is a great baseball player, ... he still needs to practice every day.

A - Or

B - And

C - So

D - But

Answer : D

Explanation

But is used to introduce contradictory thoughts.

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