__________________ a piece of cake? No, thank you.
A. Do you like
B. Would you like
C. Want you
D. Are you like
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A. it was noise
B. the noise
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A. likes
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C. but
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A. started
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Identify the sentence that uses a conjunctive adverb correctly along with proper punctuation.
A. The movie was entertaining; moreover, it had great music.
B. The movie was entertaining moreover; it had great music.
C. The movie was entertaining; it had great music moreover.
D. The movie was entertaining, moreover it had great music.