Contrastive Conjunctions Quiz
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Which sentence correctly uses “despite”?
A. Despite the rain, we enjoyed the festival.
B. Despite of the rain, we enjoyed the festival.
C. Despite rain, we enjoyed the festival.
D. Despite the raining, we enjoyed the festival.
What is the main difference between “although” and “in spite of”?
A. They are used with different structures
B. They mean the same thing
C. They are used to express agreement
D. They are used to list items
Create a sentence using ‘nevertheless’ to show persistence despite challenges.
A. She gave up easily; nevertheless, she was happy.
B. She faced numerous obstacles; nevertheless, she continued to pursue her dreams.
C. He encountered difficulties; nevertheless, he decided to quit.
D. They faced challenges; nevertheless, they chose to ignore them.
My little sister will bring the bag …. it is so heavy.
A. However
B. Even if
I wouldn’t buy you a scooter …. I had the money.
A. However
B. Even if
C. Unless
D. On the other hand
What is the correct structure after “despite”?
A. Noun, gerund, or pronoun
B. Subject and verb
C. Adjective and noun
D. Verb and adverb
Construct a sentence using ‘on the other hand’ to present an alternative view.
A. Many people enjoy city life for its vibrancy; on the other hand, others prefer the tranquility of rural living.
B. City life offers many conveniences; however, rural areas are often more expensive.
C. Some people dislike the noise of the city; on the contrary, they find it exciting.
D. While urban living can be hectic, it is also more peaceful than rural life.
Which word is slightly stronger and more emphatic than “although”?
A. Even though
B. Despite
C. In spite of
D. Though
How can “though” be used in a sentence?
A. In the same way as “although”
B. To start a list
C. To express a question
D. To show a sequence
Write a sentence with ‘nevertheless’ to show a surprising outcome.
A. The weather was terrible; nevertheless, they decided to cancel the event.
B. The project was behind schedule; nevertheless, they finished it early.
C. The team was losing the game; nevertheless, they managed to score a last-minute goal and win.
D. The team was winning the game; nevertheless, they lost in the end.
Use ‘even if’ in a sentence about studying for exams.
A. I will not study for my exams even if I have time.
B. I will study for my exams because I feel tired.
C. I will study for my exams even if I feel tired.
D. I will study for my exams unless I feel tired.
Man: Ari failed again in his test.
Woman: He has failed for five times. I am proud of him because he never gives up
What can we say about Ari?
A. He failed for five times, but he gives up.
B. He failed many times, nevertheless, he did not give up.
C. He gives up in his test after he failed many times.
D. He failed his test, however, he gives up
E. He neber failed in his test, however, he gives up
Use ‘however’ to connect two contrasting ideas in a sentence.
A. I wanted to go for a walk, and it started to rain.
B. I wanted to go for a walk; however, it started to rain.
C. I wanted to go for a walk; meanwhile, it started to rain.
D. I wanted to go for a walk; therefore, it started to rain.
Create a sentence using ‘even if’ to show a contrast.
A. I will stay indoors even if the sun is shining.
B. I will go for a run even if it rains.
C. I will eat dessert even if I’m on a diet.
D. I will skip my workout even if I feel energetic.
I love my job. I wouldn’t change jobs …. the salary was higher.
A. On the other hand
B. Even if
Man: Mr. Ramli is old and weak, but do you know what he did last night?
Woman: What?
Man:…
What is the best response to say next?
A. He fought the thief but he is old and weak.
B. He is old and weak yet he gave up to the thief.
C. He faced the thief, yet he is old and weak.
D. He is old and weak, but he faced the thief bravely.
E. Unless he faced the thief, he is old and weak
Which of the following can be used at the beginning or in the middle of a sentence to show contrast?
A. Although
B. Because
C. And
D. So
Man: How was your holiday?
Woman: It was fun
Man: Yesterday the weather wasn’t warm
Woman: …
What is the most appropriate response to say next?
A. It wasn’t warm, but it is very hot.
B. It wasn’t very warm. Nevertheless, we had a good time at the beach.
C. It is too warm that I can’t stand in anymore.
D. It wasn’t very warm. However, I had a bad holiday.
E. It wasn’t warm, yet I didn’t like the weather
After “in spite of” and “despite,” what type of word do we use?
A. A noun, gerund, or pronoun
B. A verb
C. An adjective
D. An adverb
What is the main purpose of using words like “although,” “even though,” “in spite of,” and “despite”?
A. To link two contrasting ideas
B. To describe a sequence of events
C. To list items in a series
D. To express agreement
Which of the following is NOT a correct use of “in spite of”?
A. In spite of the pain in his leg, he completed the marathon.
B. In spite of he was tired, he completed the marathon.
C. In spite of their success, they never made much money.
D. In spite of the fact that he worked very hard, he didn’t pass the exam.
Which of the following sentences uses “although” correctly?
A. Although we saw each other every day, we didn’t really know each other.
B. Although of we saw each other every day, we didn’t really know each other.
C. Although seeing each other every day, we didn’t really know each other.
D. Although we saw each other every day, we didn’t really knew each other.
Use ‘on the other hand’ to compare two different lifestyles in a sentence.
A. City dwellers enjoy a slower pace of life; on the other hand, rural residents face constant distractions.
B. Urban living is often more affordable; on the other hand, country life is filled with modern conveniences.
C. Living in a rural area means limited access to healthcare; on the other hand, city life is often noisy and stressful.
D. Living in a bustling city offers endless entertainment and job opportunities; on the other hand, rural life provides tranquility and a closer connection to nature.
Write a sentence with ‘however’ that contrasts two opinions.
A. Many employees enjoy the flexibility of remote work; however, some believe it hinders effective collaboration.
B. Many employees find remote work isolating; however, it is the best choice for productivity.
C. Some people dislike remote work; however, it is the only option available now.
D. Remote work is preferred by everyone; however, it is not suitable for all jobs.
Which sentence correctly uses “though” at the end?
A. We waited ages for our food. The waiter was really nice, though.
B. We waited ages for our food. The waiter was really nice, although.
C. We waited ages for our food. The waiter was really nice, despite.
D. We waited ages for our food. The waiter was really nice, in spite of.
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