B1 English Grammar Test – Conjunctions Consolidation (3) multiple-choice questions

1   … the boy finishes his homework, he can watch TV.

a) Since

b) After

c) Before

2   I love dogs … they are so cute.

a) although

b) because

c) until

3   I will be at the party … there is an emergency at the hospital.

a) unless

b) because

c) before

4   I want to buy it … it is expensive or not.

a) unless

b) because

c) whether

5   You can watch TV … you finish your homework.

a) if

b) because

c) until

6   … it was raining, I walked home.

a) Unless

b) Although

c) Before

7   … they are good friends, they don’t talk to each other a lot.

a) Although

b) If

c) Whether

8   … you study hard, you won’t get a good score on the test.

a) Although

b) Unless

c) Because

9   We are going to the show … or not it rains.

a) if

b) unless

c) whether

10   I want to sign up for the art class … it looks fun.

a) although

b) if

c) because

11   She will teach you math … you pay her 15 dollars an hour.

a) if

b) because

c) unless

12   I don’t know … I put my keys.

a) where

b) how

c) when

13   We want to know … you got inside?

a) while

b) where

c) how

14   I don’t know … she is coming home.

a) where

b) what

c) when

15   Someone called … you were taking a shower.

a) while

b) where

c) what

16   My dog started barking … I was talking on the phone.

a) where

b) what

c) while

17   I wish I knew … to swim, but I don’t.

a) how

b) while

c) where

18   … she arrived home, she saw that her husband had prepared dinner.

a) Where

b) How

c) When

19   He is finishing the report … she is working on the presentation.

a) while

b) when

c) where

20   Let’s play outside … there is still some sunlight.

a) how

b) while

c) when

21   Can you tell me … to get to the bank from here?

a) while

b) how

c) where

22   … you nor I got the promotion.

a) Either

b) Neither

c) Both

23   She is … smart in math, but also science.

a) neither

b) both

c) not only

24   I can go … tomorrow or Sunday.

a) either

b) neither

c) both

25   She bought … potato salad and sandwiches to the picnic.

a) either

b) both

c) not only

26   I am fine with … steak or chicken.

a) either

b) both

c) not only

27   We planned a trip to the beach; … it rained all day.

a) finally

b) until

c) however

28   I won the coin toss; …, I go first.

a) otherwise

b) therefore

c) however

29   We ate dinner first; …, we left.

a) then

b) indeed

c) therefore

30   We’ve been waiting for good news; …, it came.

a) instead

b) finally

c) therefore

31   We must leave now; …, we will miss the bus.

a) otherwise

b) finally

c) instead