Preposition, Conjunction, and Interjection

Select the one preposition.

Shall we string some flowers along the aisle?

• Shall

• flowers

• along

• aisle

Select the one preposition.

The chamber behind you contains the mummy.

• The

• chamber

• behind

• mummy

Select the one preposition.

A strong wind blows steadily through the gorge.

• A

• wind

• blows

• through

Select the one preposition.

Temperatures this month have been below average.

• Temperatures

• month

• have

• below

Select the coordinating conjunction.

The heater wasn't working, so we all huddled around the fireplace.

• heater

• working

• so

• around

Select the coordinating conjunction.

Your kind offer is truly thoughtful but unnecessary.

• Your

• offer

• but

• unnecessary

Select the coordinating conjunction.

Felix purchased a wool sweater and a pair of leather gloves.

• Felix

• sweater

• and

• gloves

Select the coordinating conjunction.

The experiment didn't work, so the scientists started over.

• The

• so

• Scientists

• over

Select the subordinating conjunction.

Unless we cooperate, we won't finish this project!

• Unless

• cooperate

• we

• project

Select the subordinating conjunction.

Turn the burner off before you leave the laboratory.

• Turn

• before

• leave

• laboratory