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Who Wants To Be A Millionaire ‘Connectives’ Presenting… a game of skill, knowledge and concentration. Can you answer these questions correctly to win a million pounds or will you leave with nothing? Are you ready? Let’s play Who Wants To Be A Millionaire ‘Connectives’

Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? Connectives

Question 1

Which word is a connective? A and B adventure C full stop D in

Which word is a connective? A and B adventure C full stop D in

£100

Question 2

Which word is a connective? A sprinted B however C crash D gigantic

Which word is a connective? A sprinted B however C crash D gigantic

£200

Question 3

Which word could you use to join these two sentences. I like fish Which word could you use to join these two sentences? I like fish. I like chips. A but B then C and D in

Which word could you use to join these two sentences. I like fish Which word could you use to join these two sentences? I like fish. I like chips. A but B then C and D in

£400

Question 4

A but B then C in addition to D also Which word could you use to join these two sentences? I like Manchester United. I don’t like Manchester City. A but B then C in addition to D also

A but B then C in addition to D also Which word could you use to join these two sentences? I like Manchester United. I don’t like Manchester City. A but B then C in addition to D also

£500

Question 5

Which connective is a time connective? A and B finally C also D but

Which connective is a time connective? A and B finally C also D but

£1,000

Question 6

Which connective can be used for adding? A because B finally C also D but

Which connective can be used for adding? A because B finally C also D but

£2,000

Question 7

Which connective is from Level 3? A and B so C because D although

Which connective is from Level 3? A and B so C because D although

£4,000

Question 8

Which word is a Level 4 connective? A even though B in addition to C although D never the less

Which word is a Level 4 connective? A even though B in addition to C although D never the less

£16,000

Question 9

A however B but C also D because Which word could you use to join these two sentences? My teacher let me have Golden Time. I had finished all of my work. A however B but C also D because

A however B but C also D because Which word could you use to join these two sentences? My teacher let me have Golden Time. I had finished all of my work. A however B but C also D because

£8,000

Question 10

A although B however C so D then Which word could you use to join these two sentences? It was raining. We had to stay in at playtime. A although B however C so D then

A although B however C so D then Which word could you use to join these two sentences? It was raining. We had to stay in at playtime. A although B however C so D then

£32,000

Question 11

Which connective from this list is the highest level? A but B so C because D besides

Which connective from this list is the highest level? A but B so C because D besides

£64,000

Question 12

A however B so C because D besides Which connective could go here? I had revised for the test____I was still nervous. A however B so C because D besides

A however B so C because D besides Which connective could go here? I had revised for the test____I was still nervous. A however B so C because D besides

£125,000

Question 13

Which connective can be used for comparing? A never the less B moreover C equally D however

Which connective can be used for comparing? A never the less B moreover C equally D however

£250,000

Question 14

A because B due to C while D despite Which connective could be used here? I forgive you_____what you have just done A because B due to C while D despite

A because B due to C while D despite Which connective could go here? I forgive you____what you have just done. A because B due to C while D despite

£500,000

Question 15

Which connective can be used for emphasising? A notably B also C contrary to D in addition to

Which connective can be used for emphasising? A notably B also C contrary to D in addition to

£1000000 You’re a millionaire!

Who Wants To Be A Millionaire ‘Connectives’ Well done… You used your skill, knowledge and concentration. You answered all of the questions correctly to win a million pounds! You didn’t need much help! CONGRATULATIONS Thank you for playing Who Wants To Be A Millionaire ‘Connectives’