They didn’t leave there        the work was finished.

• A. because of
• B. until
• C. when
• D. if

       winter comes, can spring be far behind?

• A. And
• B. Because
• C. If
• D. Though

       many students like to watch sports,        game shows are the most popular.

• A. Although; but
• B. Although; and
• C. Although; /
• D. Although; so

       it rained heavily, they didn’t stop working.

• A. Though
• B. And
• C. Because
• D. So

I didn’t really enjoy going out       the crowded streets.

• A. and
• B. because
• C. but
• D. because of

Frank lives a simple life          he has lots of money.

• A. although
• B. because
• C. so
• D. and

Go along the street         you see the second crossing.

• A. though
• B. since
• C. until
• D. while

They       leave until their mother comes back.

• A. will
• B. won’t
• C. don’t
• D. didn’t

—Hurry up! The bus is coming.—Wait a moment. Don’t cross the street      the traffic lights are green.

• A. after
• B. until
• C. while
• D. as soon as

We didn’t know the good news       our teacher told us.

• A. after
• B. or
• C. because
• D. until