Coordinating Conjunctions Quiz

Peter drove to visit his friend. They went out for dinner. Peter drove to visit his friend, but they went out for dinner. Peter drove to visit his friend, or they went out for dinner. Peter drove to visit his friend, and they went out for dinner. Peter drove to visit his friend, so they went out for dinner.

Mary thinks she should go to school. She wants to get qualifications for a new profession. Mary thinks she should go to school, but she wants to get qualifications for a new profession. Mary thinks she should go to school, for she wants to get qualifications for a new profession. Mary thinks she should go to school, nor she wants to get qualifications. Mary thinks she should go to school, so she wants to get qualifications.

Alan invested a lot of money in the business. The business went bankrupt. Alan invested a lot of money in the business, and it went bankrupt. Alan invested a lot of money in the business, but it went bankrupt. Alan invested a lot of money in the business, or it went bankrupt. Alan invested a lot of money in the business, for it went bankrupt.

David didn’t understand the homework assignment. He asked the teacher for help. David didn’t understand the homework assignment, but he asked the teacher for help. David didn’t understand the homework assignment, or he asked the teacher for help. David didn’t understand the homework assignment, so he asked the teacher for help. David didn’t understand the homework assignment, yet he asked the teacher for help.

The students didn’t prepare for the test. They didn’t realize how important the test was. The students didn’t prepare for the test, but they didn’t realize how important it was. The students didn’t prepare for the test, nor did they realize how important it was. The students didn’t prepare for the test, and they didn’t realize how important it was. The students didn’t prepare for the test, or they didn’t realize how important it was.

Susan thinks she should stay home and relax. She also thinks she should go on vacation. Susan thinks she should stay home and relax, so she should go on vacation. Susan thinks she should stay home and relax, or she should go on vacation. Susan thinks she should stay home and relax, but she should go on vacation. Susan thinks she should stay home and relax, yet she should go on vacation.

The doctors looked at the x-rays. They decided to operate on the patient. The doctors looked at the x-rays, and they decided to operate. The doctors looked at the x-rays, so they decided to operate on the patient. The doctors looked at the x-rays, but they decided to operate. The doctors looked at the x-rays, yet they decided to operate.

We went out on the town. We came home late. We went out on the town, and we came home late. We went out on the town, so we came home late. We went out on the town, but we came home late. We went out on the town, or we came home late.

Jack flew to London to visit his uncle. He also wanted to visit the National Museum. Jack flew to London to visit his uncle, and he wanted to visit the National Museum. Jack flew to London to visit his uncle, but he wanted to visit the National Museum. Jack flew to London to visit his uncle, or he wanted to visit the National Museum. Jack flew to London to visit his uncle, yet he wanted to visit the National Museum.

It is sunny, It is very cold. It is sunny, and it is very cold. It is sunny, so it is very cold. It is sunny, or it is very cold. It is sunny, but it is very cold.

Henry studied very hard for the test. He passed with high marks. Henry studied very hard for the test, and he passed with high marks. Henry studied very hard for the test, so he passed with high marks. Henry studied very hard for the test, yet he passed with high marks. Henry studied very hard for the test, but he passed with high marks.

I would like to play tennis today. If I don’t play tennis, I would like to play golf. I would like to play tennis today, but I would like to play golf. I would like to play tennis today, and I would like to play golf. I would like to play tennis today, or I would like to play golf. I would like to play tennis today, so I would like to play golf.

We needed some food for the week. We went to the supermarket. We needed some food for the week, but we went to the supermarket. We needed some food for the week, and we went to the supermarket. We needed some food for the week, so we went to the supermarket. We needed some food for the week, nor did we go to the supermarket.

Tom asked his teacher for help. He also asked his parents for help. Tom asked his teacher for help, and he asked his parents for help. Tom asked his teacher for help, so he asked his parents. Tom asked his teacher for help, or he asked his parents. Tom asked his teacher for help, yet he asked his parents.

Janet doesn’t like sushi. She doesn’t like any kind of fish. Janet doesn’t like sushi, but she doesn’t like any kind of fish. Janet doesn’t like sushi, nor does she like any kind of fish. Janet doesn’t like sushi, and she doesn’t like any kind of fish. Janet doesn’t like sushi, or she doesn’t like any kind of fish.