LE 2 REVIEW T4

Which word joins two sentences?

• And

• Apple

• Big

Answer explanation

The word 'And' is a conjunction that connects two sentences, making it the correct choice. 'Apple' and 'Big' do not serve this function.

I like ice cream ___ cake.

• Because

• And

• So

Answer explanation

The correct choice is 'And' because it connects two likes: ice cream and cake. 'Because' implies a reason, and 'So' suggests a consequence, neither of which fit the context of expressing a preference.

She wants to play, ___ it is raining.

• Or

• But

• Wow

Answer explanation

The correct choice is 'But' because it indicates a contrast between her desire to play and the fact that it is raining, which prevents her from doing so. 'Or' suggests an alternative, while 'Wow' is irrelevant.

Do you want juice ___ milk?

• Or

• And

• Because

Answer explanation

The correct choice is 'Or' because the question presents a choice between two options: juice or milk. 'And' would imply both are desired, while 'Because' does not fit the context of offering a choice.

I stayed home ___ I was sick.

• But

• So

• Because

Answer explanation

The correct choice is 'Because' as it indicates the reason for staying home. The sentence explains that the action of staying home was due to being sick, which aligns with the causal relationship expressed by 'because'.

What is an interjection?

• A place

• A joining word

• A word that shows feeling

Answer explanation

An interjection is a word that expresses strong emotion or feeling, such as 'wow!' or 'ouch!'. It is not a place or a joining word, making 'a word that shows feeling' the correct choice.

Which word shows surprise?

• Oops!

• Because

• But

Answer explanation

The word 'Oops!' expresses surprise or a sudden realization, making it the correct choice. In contrast, 'Because' and 'But' are conjunctions that do not convey surprise.

You won the game! What do you say?

• Hooray!

• Because

• Or

Answer explanation

The correct response to winning a game is to express joy, which is captured by "Hooray!" The other options, "Because" and "Or," do not convey excitement or celebration.

What interjection do you use when you drop something?

• Wow!

• Oops!

• Yay!

Answer explanation

The correct interjection when you drop something is "Oops!". It expresses a mild apology or acknowledgment of a mistake, making it the appropriate choice in this context.

What do you say when you're excited?

• And

• Yay!

• Because

Answer explanation

When you're excited, you typically express it with exclamations like 'Yay!' This conveys joy and enthusiasm, making it the correct choice compared to 'And' or 'Because', which do not express excitement.