Question 1

F stands for -?

Accepted Answer

for

Question 2

A stands for -?

Accepted Answer

and

Question 3

N stands for -?

Accepted Answer

nor

Question 4

B stands for -?

Accepted Answer

but

Question 5

O stands for -?

Accepted Answer

or

Question 6

Y stands for -?

Accepted Answer

yet

Question 7

S stands for -?

Accepted Answer

so

Question 8

What is the test word for the conjunction for?

Accepted Answer

because

Question 9

Why do we use "and" in a sentence?

Accepted Answer

To add information

Question 10

What does "nor" mean when used in a sentence?

Accepted Answer

It means not!

Question 11

Why do we use "but" in a sentence?

Accepted Answer

To show contrast (a different/opposite idea)

Question 12

Why do we use "or" in a sentence?

Accepted Answer

To give another option or choice.

Question 13

Why do we use "yet" in a sentence?

Accepted Answer

To show contrast (a different/opposite idea)

Question 14

Why do we use "so" in a sentence?

Accepted Answer

To give results (cause and effect)

Question 15

The people are running away, ___ they are being chased by a monster.

Accepted Answer

for

Question 16

I am going to have ice cream, ___ then I am going to bed.

Accepted Answer

and

Question 17

I am not going to the dance, ___ am I going to go to dinner.

Accepted Answer

nor

Question 18

I want to go to Mexico, ___ I am not sure about Peggy.

Accepted Answer

but

Question 19

We could go white water rafting, ___ we could watch paint dry.

Accepted Answer

or

Question 20

We have lots of money, ___ we don't like to spend money.

Accepted Answer

yet

Question 21

The ground was wet, ___ my shoes were ruined.

Accepted Answer

so

Question 22

A sentence that can be all by itself and make sense.

Accepted Answer

Independent Clause

Question 23

A phrase that cannot be all by itself or it sounds crazy.

Accepted Answer

Dependent Clause

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