Conjunction/Interjection

Question 1

K. We had beans AND rice for supper.

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conjunction

Question 2

3. I do not know whether to laugh or cry at that joke!

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whether-or

Question 3

L. Many people COMMUNICATE with sign language.

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verb

Question 4

G. AHA! I got the answer right!

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interjection

Question 5

C. You may become bored, BUT you won't be lonely.

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conjunction

Question 6

B. Please close the windows, FOR it looks like it will rain soon.

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conjunction

Question 7

F. Please COOK dinner, Jerome.

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verb

Question 8

H. We rode our bikes TO the park yesterday.

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preposition

Question 9

J. The one BEHIND us honked his horn.

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preposition

Question 10

5. A good book contains both lots of adventure and many plot twists.

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both-and

Question 11

9. I lost my assignment for math! Oh, dear!

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Oh, dear

Question 12

7. I need to finish my art project, yet I have not even begun to draw it.

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yet

Question 13

4. We will study a lot, for we want to get an A on the test.

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for

Question 14

D. Reporters QUICKLY gather the news.

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adverb

Question 15

1. Wow! I aced that spelling test!

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Wow!

Question 16

9. I lost my worksheet, so I will need a new one.

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so

Question 17

2. I need to finish my art project, yet I have not even begun to draw it.

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yet

Question 18

11. I like to stroll through the park early in the morning and listen to the birds.

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and

Question 19

O. The zebra lay down FOR a nap.

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preposition

Question 20

6. Well, I just wrote down the first thing that came to my mind during the test.

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Well

Question 21

N. The deer ran, FOR they smelled smoke.

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conjunction

Question 22

P. WHEW! This is the last one.

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interjection

Question 23

8. I will take neither a soccer ball nor a tennis racquet to lacrosse practice today.

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neither-nor

Question 24

M. This route is TOO long.

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adverb

Question 25

I. I WILL always REMEMBER 6th grade camp!

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verb

Question 26

E. The pile OF dry leaves had grown much larger.

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preposition

Question 27

A. When I sat DOWN on the couch, my sister moved over.

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adverb

Conjunction/Interjection

Questions 27

Conjunction/Interjection

Questions 27