Correlative Conjunctions Quiz 37 (25 MCQs) | Global MCQ Practice 🌍
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🧠 Correlative Conjunctions – Quiz 37
1. _____ my brother _____ sister knew how to bathe our new pet cat, so I had to do it.
A) Either, or.
B) Neither, nor.
2. He is neither mad _____ upset.
A) Nor.
B) Or.
C) But also.
D) And.
3. _____ the cake and cupcakes are yummy _____ homemade.
A) Both/and.
B) Either/or.
C) Neither/nor.
D) Not only/but also.
E) Not/but.
4. Complete the sentence:If I have time tonight, I _____ to visit you.
A) Will come over.
B) Would come over.
C) Came.
D) None of above.
5. My sisters went _____ shopping _____ swimming. They stayed home all day.
A) Neither _____ nor.
B) Either _____ or.
6. Vicky is taking _____ biology _____ chemistry. I was surprised to hear she was taking both classes.
A) Not only / but also.
B) Neither / nor.
C) Whether, or.
D) Both / and.
7. Select the correct version:.
A) He will use neither the keys nor the alarm code.
B) He will not use either the keys nor the alarm code.
8. The concert tickets are _____ expensive _____ difficult to obtain.
A) Neither _____ nor.
B) Either _____ or.
C) Not only _____ but also.
D) Whether _____ or.
9. Both my uncle _____ my cousin live in New York.
A) And.
B) Or.
C) Nor.
D) But also.
10. Find the correct answer to join these sentences.Jason speaks German fluently. His sister speaks German fluently too.
A) Both Jason and his sister speak German fluently.
B) Jason and his sister can not speak German.
C) Neither Jason nor his sister can speak German fluently.
D) Either Jason or his sister can not speak German.
11. _____ Joe _____ his sisters could understand what their parents were saying when they spoke French.
A) Neither-nor.
B) Not only-but also.
C) Whether-or.
D) Rather-than.
E) Either-or.
12. Fill in the blank to complete the sentence:The book is _____ engaging _____ we cannot stop reading it.
A) Such _____ that _____.
B) So _____ that _____ .
13. My parents bought both paddles or life jackets.
A) And.
B) Nor.
C) But also.
D) Either.
14. _____ Rachel _____ her sister can go to the dance, because they.
A) Neither, nor.
B) Either, or.
C) Not only, but also.
D) None of above.
15. Which correlative conjunction best completes the sentence?You may _____ have chocolate ice cream _____ a caramel sundae for dessert as a reward for you good behaviour. Choose one, please.
A) Neither, nor.
B) Either, or.
C) Not only, but also.
D) So, as.
16. Gauge wanted to make sure that he was _____ too cold nor too warm.
A) Neither.
B) Whether.
C) Not only.
D) None of above.
17. Combine the following sentences using correlative conjunctions.We can consider going to Pigeon Forge for spring break. We could also consider going to the beach.
A) For spring break, we can either go to Pigeon Forge or to the beach.
B) For spring break, we can go to both Pigeon Forge and the beach.
C) We can not only go to Pigeon Forge for spring break but also to the beach.
D) If we go to Pigeon Forge for spring break, then we can go to the beach.
18. Alek loves _____ hunting and fishing.
A) Both.
B) Not only.
C) Either.
D) Or.
19. _____ did she do well on the math test, _____ she _____ got an A on her social studies report.
A) Not only _____ but also.
B) Either _____ or.
20. Choose the correct pair of correlative conjunctions _____ you like it _____ not, we have to work hard at school.
A) Whether/or.
B) Both/and.
C) Neither/nor.
D) Such/that.
21. Choose the correct correlative conjunction pair. We will go to the movies _____ tonight _____ tomorrow night.
A) Either/or.
B) Neither/nor.
C) Both/and.
D) Not only/but also.
22. _____ way you can't have both of them.
A) Not only.
B) But only.
C) Either.
D) Neither.
23. Kelly likes traveling. Every summer, she chooses a country and spends two weeks there. This year, she will go to _____ Japan _____ South Korea for vacation. Maybe we can guess where she will go.
A) Either ; or.
B) Both ; and.
C) Not only ; but also.
D) Neither ; nor.
24. Neither Rika nor Agnes _____ fussy girl.
A) Are.
B) Is.
C) Do.
D) Were.
25. Select the example with a correlative conjunction:.
A) I won't read negative reviews. I don't read the comments online, either.
B) Flowers are restful to look at. They have neither emotions nor conflicts.