1) There may have been life on Mars, but we are not sure. What is the conjunction used in this sentence? a) but b) may c) have d) been 2) Tammy wanted neither waffles nor cereal for breakfast. What is the conjunction used in this sentence? a) nor b) wanted c) for d) Tammy 3) Michael likes ice cream, yet he doesn't like frozen yogurt. What is the conjunction used in this sentence? a) yet b) he c) doesn't d) like 4) I told my grandmother that we could visit on Saturday, or we could come next Friday instead. What is the conjunction used in this sentence? a) or b) we c) instead d) visit 5) Jupiter is the largest planet, and it spins very fast. What is the conjunction used in this sentence? a) the b) it c) is d) and 6) I like popcorn, but my brother likes chips. What is the conjunction used in this sentence? a) like b) I c) but d) my 7) I don't like apples, ____ do I care for bananas. a) nor b) and c) so d) yet 8) Tim studied a lot. He didn't pass the test a) Tim studied a lot, he didn't pass the test. b) Tim studied a lot so he didn't pass the test. c) Time studied a lot because he didn't pass the test. d) Tim studied a lot, and didn't pass the test. 9) I ate an apple. I ate a pear. a) I ate an apple, I ate a pear. b) I ate an apple, and I ate a pear. c) I ate a apple, yet I ate a pear. d) I ate an apple because I ate a pear. 10) I don't want to eat, _____ my mom is making me. a) for b) and c) but d) or 11) It was hot outside, _____ she went to the water park. a) so b) nor c) or d) yet 12) I want to drive an SUV, ______ a fast sports car. a) nor b) so c) and d) or 13) Samantha was thirsty, ______ she drank a lot of water. a) for b) so c) and d) or 14) James does not like running, _______ does he enjoy swimming. a) so b) nor c) for d) yet 15) You can eat an apple for breakfast, ____ you may have an orange. a) so b) nor c) yet d) or 16) The taxi stopped at the corner, ______ the women got out. a) got b) so c) and d) nor 17) He set multiple alarms _____ he still overslept a) yet b) for c) so d) nor 18) The teacher gives a lot of homework. The science homework is really hard. a) The teacher gives a lot of homework, and the science homework is really hard. b) The teacher gives hard homework. c) The science homework the teacher gives is a lot. d) It's really hard to do a lot of homework for science.

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