Grammar Quiz

Grammar - Connectors Quiz

English multiple-choice grammar quiz about Grammar - Connectors

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What does the connector “In conclusion” do?

A. emphasis

B. show contrast

C. show comparison

D. give a summary

E. illustrate/explain


What does the connector “whereas” do?

A. emphasis

B. show contrast

C. show comparison

D. give a summary

E. illustrate/explain


What does the connector “in the same way” do?

A. emphasis

B. show contrast

C. show comparison

D. give a summary

E. illustrate/explain


What does the connector “while” do?

A. emphasis

B. show contrast

C. show comparison

D. give a summary

E. illustrate/explain


What does the connector “undoubtedly” do?

A. emphasis

B. show contrast

C. show comparison

D. give a summary

E. illustrate/explain


What does the connector “equally” do?

A. emphasis

B. show contrast

C. show comparison

D. give a summary

E. illustrate/explain


What does the connector “similarly” do?

A. emphasis

B. show contrast

C. show comparison

D. give a summary

E. illustrate/explain


What does the connector “for example” do?

A. illustrate/show an example

B. show contrast

C. show comparison

D. give a summary/conclude

E. show order


What does the connector “such as” do?

A. illustrate/show an example

B. show contrast

C. show comparison

D. give a summary/conclude

E. show order


What does the connector “On the other hand” do?

A. emphasis

B. show contrast

C. show comparison

D. give a summary

E. illustrate/explain


What does the connector “finally” do?

A. emphasis

B. show contrast

C. show comparison

D. give a summary/conclude

E. show order


What does the connector “first” do?

A. emphasis

B. show contrast

C. show comparison

D. give a summary/conclude

E. show order


What does the connector “to sum up” do?

A. emphasis

B. show contrast

C. show comparison

D. give a summary/conclude

E. show order


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