I normally like to sleep, but today I feel like dancing. (What is the conjunction?)
But
100
It is a great essay, but it has grammar errors. (How is the conjunction used in the sentence?)
To show disagreement between clauses
100
Mary's mom had four kids the first one was named April, the second child was was named John, and the third child was named Charles. What was the name of the fourth child?
Mary
200
What does A stand for?
And
200
I don't like blue, nor yellow. (What is the conjunction in the sentence?)
Nor
200
I love both cats and dogs. (How is the conjunction used in the sentence?)
It shows agreement between two items
200
What kind of room has no doors or windows?
A mushroom.
300
What does N stand for?
Nor
300
I love vanilla, chocolate chip, and chocolate ice cream. (What is the conjunction?)
And
300
The doorbell rang, so he went to go answer it. (How is the conjunction used in the sentence?)
It shows a reason between clauses
300
What came first, the chicken or the egg?
The Egg.
400
What does B and O stand for?
But, Or
400
She is sweet, yet she has a temper. (What is the conjunction?)
Yet
400
I would do my chores, yet I'm too lazy. (How is the conjunction used in the sentence?)
To show a disagreement between clauses
400
I can be flipped and broken but I never move. I can be closed, and opened, and sometimes removed. I am sealed by hands. What am I?
I am a deal.
500
What does Y and S stand for?
Yet, So
500
She's always laughing, for she is happy. (What is the conjunction?)
For
500
"Would you like to go, or not?" Asked the teacher. (How is the conjunction used in the sentence?)
To show agreement/disagreement between items
500
We hurt without moving. We poison without touching. We bear the truth and the lies. We are not to be judged by our size. What are we?