#### What is the primary focus of the video "Purpose-denoting Connectors and Conjunctions: In order that, So that"? 1. [ ] Advanced punctuation techniques 2. [ ] Spelling rules 3. [ ] Creative writing exercises 4. [x] Purpose-denoting Connectors and Conjunctions #### Under which category is the video "Purpose-denoting Connectors and Conjunctions" listed? 1. [ ] Mathematics 2. [x] English 3. [ ] Science 4. [ ] History #### What is the purpose of using connectors and conjunctions like "In order that" and "So that"? 1. [ ] To confuse readers 2. [ ] To introduce unrelated topics 3. [ ] To decrease sentence length 4. [x] To express purpose or intention #### How do "In order that" and "So that" contribute to sentence structure? 1. [ ] They introduce contradictory ideas 2. [ ] They restrict communication 3. [ ] They limit sentence variety 4. [x] They provide clarity in expressing purpose or intention #### What is the correct usage of "So that" in a sentence? 1. [ ] "So that the weather was nice, we went for a walk." 2. [ ] "So that we didn't have enough time, we missed the train." 3. [ ] "So that the music was loud, we couldn't hear each other." 4. [x] "We brought umbrellas so that we wouldn't get wet in the rain." #### How do purpose-denoting connectors enhance written communication? 1. [ ] By adding unnecessary complexity 2. [ ] By restricting creativity 3. [ ] By decreasing clarity 4. [x] By providing a clear explanation of intentions or goals #### What is the significance of understanding purpose-denoting connectors in English? 1. [ ] To learn cooking techniques 2. [ ] To memorize historical events 3. [ ] To solve mathematical equations 4. [x] To improve sentence structure and coherence in writing #### Which of the following conjunctions is used to express purpose? 1. [ ] And 2. [ ] But 3. [ ] Or 4. [x] So that