It’s an exclamatory sentence.
 It’s an interrogative sentence.
 The sentence is wrong
 None of the above.

 yet
 also
 not
 though

 The statement is true.
 The statement is false.
 The statement is partially true.
 Conjunctions do not join anything in grammar.

 Neither he nor she know about this incident.
 Neither she nor he know about this incident.
 Neither he or she knows about this incident.
 Neither he nor she knows about this incident.

 Here ‘Dear’ refers to an animal.
 Here ‘Dear’ is an adjective meaning darling.
 Here ‘Dear’ is an Interjection.
 Here ‘Dear’ refers to expensive in meaning.

 True
 False. Interjections should not be used.
 Interjections can be used with any sentence.
 Interjections show the emotions of subjects but not necessary in sentences.

 no word needed here.
 also
 nor
 but

 Yes, it’s a must.
 An interrogative mark (?) will do.
 No such note is needed.
 This is necessary but we can do away with this at times.

 An preposition
 A conjunction
 Adverb
 All of the above.

 an adverb.
 an adjective.
 a conjunction.
 a subordinating conjunction.

 a conjunction.
 a preposition.
 co-ordinating conjunction.
 an interjection.

 did, then
 had, then
 did, than
 had, than

 Surprise
 Happiness
 Fear
 Sadness

 either, yet
 or, yet
 or, but
 and, but

 and
 but
 because
 or