Coordinating Conjunctions (FANBOYS)



Subordinating Conjunctions
Correlative Conjunctions
SAT type questions
SAT type questions
100

Fill in the blank: You can study alone, _____ you can study with a partner.

or

100

Identify the subordinating conjunction: I'm a little sad because my neighbor is moving to Georgia.

because

100

There is not only cheese, _____ crackers.

but also

100

Which conjunction best completes the sentence?

The research provided compelling evidence, ______ the committee requested additional information before making its decision.

A. because
B. yet
C. unless
D. since

yet

100

Who is the old/ young lady who keeps moving around the classroom to help us with Prepositions?

Suzie

200

Identify the coordinating conjunction: We can get lunch, but I need to go to my locker first.

but

200

Identify the subordinating conjunction: Amber rubbed her eyes as she clicked on another training article.

as

200

Find the correlative conjunctions: Either Tina or I will come to the game later.

Either/or

200

Which conjunction best completes the sentence?

Suzie wanted to join the writing competition, ______ she was worried about having enough time.

A. because
B. but
C. unless
D. since

but

200

How many conjunctions can/should be in a sentence?

only one

300

What punctuation mark goes with a coordinating conjunction?

a comma  ,
300

Insert the subordinating conjunction: I can do it _____ I finish my chores.

after

300

Identify the correlative conjunctions: She led the team not only in statistics but also by virtue of her enthusiasm.

not only / but also

300

dentify the subordinating conjunction in the sentence.

Even though the assignment required extensive research, the students completed it before the deadline.

A. required
B. even though
C. extensive

Even though

300

What is the acronym for coordinating conjunctions?

FANBOYS

400

Where does the comma go with a coordination conjunction?

before the conjunction

400

 Identify the subordinating conjunction in the sentence.

Whenever students encounter unfamiliar vocabulary, they should use context clues to determine its meaning.

A. students
B. unfamiliar
C. whenever
D. meaning

Whenever

400

Neither / both   the manager  or/nor  his assistant attended. 

Neither/ Nor

400

Identify the correlative conjunction pair in the sentence.

The presentation was not only informative but also engaging.

A. not only / but also
B. informative / engaging
C. was / but
D. only / also

not only/but also

400

Which sentence uses a subordinating conjunction to introduce a dependent clause?

A. The author revised the manuscript, and the editor approved it.
B. The author revised the manuscript, but the editor requested changes.
C. After the author revised the manuscript, the editor approved it.
D. The author revised the manuscript, or the editor would reject it.

After the author revised the manuscript, the editor approved it.

500

What does the acronym "FANBOYS" stand for?

For, And, Nor, But, Or, Yet, So. [1]

500

Which conjunction best completes the sentence?

The author's argument was well supported by research, ______ several readers questioned the validity of the conclusion.                                          A. because            B. although        C. yet        D. unless

yet

500

She is     both/ neither   intelligent     and/ or   hardworking.

both/ and

500

Which conjunction best completes the sentence?

______ the weather was cold, the soccer team continued practicing outside.

A. Because
B. Unless
C. Although
D. And

Although

500

For, and, nor, but, or, yet, so are all examples of

coordinating conjunctions

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