Grammar Quiz

Coordinating Conjunction Quiz

English multiple-choice grammar quiz about Coordinating Conjunction

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Would you rather draw Saturn’s rings ___ Jupiter’s moons?

A. or

B. but


There was a big snowstorm, ____ our plane could not take off.

A. so

B. but


What does FANBOYS stand for?

A. Furious, Animals, Buy, Otters, Silently

B. For, And, Not, But, On, You, Sad

C. It’s not FANBOYS, it’s FATHIPPOS!

D. For, And, Nor, But, Or, Yet, So


The guard smelled smoke, ___ he sounded the fire alarm.

A. so

B. or


Is she being serious, ___ making a joke?

A. or

B. but


It is still raining, ____ we cannot go to the beach today.

A. or

B. so


My little sister likes most fruit, ___ she does not like bananas.

A. so

B. but


The lumber company cut down the pines, ___ only stumps are left.

A. so

B. but


Complete the sentence with the best conjunction:

There are fish in the brook, ____fishing is not allowed.

A. but

B. or


That kind of bird is rare ____ beautiful

A. or

B. and


Rob caught the spider, _____ took it outside.

A. so

B. and


Do you want to go to the zoo ; want to go to park ?

A. And

B. Or

C. Yet

D. For


John likes to dance, _____ he can’t at the moment because his leg is broken.

A. and

B. or

C. for

D. but


What are coordinating conjunctions used for?

A. They are used to describe verbs.

B. They are used to join together phrases, clauses, or sentences of equal rank.

C. They are used to make sentences more interesting.

D. They are used to combine two adjectives or subjects.


Iron man could not defeat thanos ; he managed to make thanos bleed.

A. But

B. And

C. Yet

D. For


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