Olympiad Test Level 1: Conjunctions- 2 - Class 3 MCQ

’or’ is the appropriate conjunction to refer to choice between a scarf and a stole as a birthday gift.

’but’ is the appropriate conjunction to refer to two opposite choice of fruits. 

’for’ is the appropriate conjunction to refer to the purpose of using mobile.

’nor’ is the appropriate conjunction to be used with a negative word ‘neither’  referring to none of the two things eaten by them.

’though’ is the appropriate conjunction to refer to a situation that happened  when not expected, she is healthy in spite of the fact that she eats less. Hence; the correct answer is ‘though’.

’or’ is the appropriate conjunction to refer to choice between the two days of the week.

’or’ is the appropriate conjunction to refer to choice between going to movies and zoo.

’so’ is the appropriate conjunction to refer to the result of child’s happiness. Second part of the sentence (he started jumping) is a result of the first part of the sentence (The child was happy).

’yet’ is the appropriate conjunction to refer to two contrasting or opposite situations.    

’as’ is the appropriate conjunction to refer to the reason for missing the bus.

’though’ is the appropriate conjunction used here to denote an action that happened even when not expected, he attended the classes in spite of the fact that he was unwell.

’while’ is the appropriate conjunction used here to denote two activities that are happening at the same time.

’because’ is the appropriate conjunction used here because the reason for Ravi’s happiness is mentioned. 

’and’ is the appropriate conjunction used here to denote both the options that  can be purchased. 

’than’ is the appropriate conjunction used when two things or persons are being compared with each other.