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Fill in the Blank: Fill in the blank with the correct words.

1. I finished my homework _______________ I watched my favorite show.
2. You can have pizza _________________ pasta for lunch.
3. She was late ___________she missed the bus.
4. First, wash your hands, ______________ eat your snack.
5. Would you like to play soccer _____________ basketball after school?

Multiple Choice Questions: Choose the correct answer from the choices for each question.

1. Which word best completes the sentence?
   We went to the park _ it was sunny.
   a) so
   b) before
   c) or
   d) after
2. Which word connects two choices?
   a) and
   b) or
   c) because
   d) so
3. Which word shows something happened as a result?
   a) after
   b) before
   c) so
   d) or
4. I will call you _________ I get home.
   a) before
   b) and
   c) after
   d) because
5. He went to bed early _______ he was tired.
   a) so
   b) before
   c) because
   d) and

                                Using Sequence Connectors: 7th Grade Worksheet

Open-Ended Questions: Answer the following question in complete sentences.

1. Write a short paragraph about your morning routine using at least five sequence connectors. 

A connective is a word or phrase which connects the clause or sentences. Try to do all the work carefully.

Connect the words to the pictures.

3. Connect the words and pictures that match.

4. Translate the following sentences into Chinese.

You have to connect the correct word with the correct picture

Write the answer

What is the past participle of go?

Select an addition linking word

likewise

however

furthermore

Which connecting word(s) contrast?

Besides          As a result             Similarly           However               In short   

Choose all the cause and effect linking words, say yes or no.

Indeed

Similarly

Therefore

In other words

As a result

Consequently

Prepositions are words that connect a noun, pronoun, or phrase to another part of the sentence, showing relationships of place, time, direction, cause, manner, etc.

Common examples:

• Place: in (inside), on (on top of), under (below).
  The book is on the table.
• Time: at (specific time), in (period), on (specific day).
  We met at 3 PM.
• Direction: to (towards), into (movement inside).
  She went to the park.

Prepositions are essential to provide context and meaning to sentences.

1. This test checks your knowledge of English homophones (words that sound the same but are spelled differently).
2. Complete all parts of the test.
3. For each task:
   • Part 1 (Matching): Connect the words with their definitions.
   • Part 2 (Fill in the Blanks): Use the phonetic transcription to help you choose the right word.
   • Part 3 (Double Homophones): You must use TWO correct homophones to complete ONE sentence. Listen carefully!
   • Part 4 (Proofreading): Find the one incorrect homophone in the sentence and write the correct one next to it.
4. Good luck!

Read the passage carefully and complete all the activities below.

• Read the text about how technology supports reading.
• Answer the 4 multiple-choice questions by choosing the correct option.
• Mark 3 statements as True or False based on the information in the passage.
• Match the words with their correct meanings by connecting each word to the right definition.
• Check your answers before submitting your worksheet.

Connect the vocabulary word to its correct definition

Connect the correct word to each part of the body.

Connect picture with vocab word

Read and answer

Connect the word and the picture that shows this pet.

words in electric circuits