Select the correct subordinating conjunction.

Cats yawn. They have nothing else to do.

until
because

Select the correct subordinating conjunction.

Bill arrived late for school he overslept.

when
while

Select the correct subordinating conjunction.

The cat crept forward slowly the mouse ran into his hole.

if
until
Select the correct subordinating conjunction.

Lucy was quiet her little sister was sleeping.

while
if

Select the correct subordinating conjunction.

You clean your room you have a snack.

after
because

Hello!

Cats yawn because they have nothing else to do.

Until doesn't really make sense, so the obvious answer is "because."

Bill arrived late for school when he overslept.

There's no way to arrive to school while sleeping, so "when" fits the best.

The cat crept forward slowly until the mouse ran into his hole.

The goal of the cat was to scare the mouse, so "until" is the best choice.

Lucy was quiet while her little sister was sleeping.

You're trying to describe what Lucy does when her sister is asleep, so "while" is the only one that makes sense.

You clean your room after you have a snack.

I don't see how having a snack would make you want to clean your room, so "after" makes the most sense. Most people eat before they clean, and "because" just doesn't work in this sentence.

I hope I helped!

I'm glad you asked!

Explanation:

1.Because you are connecting it together in a sentence,it is because.

2.The answer is when because,while would mean he overslept while he arrived late for school.

3.The answer is until,he is waiting fro it to happen.

4.The answer is while.While means during.

5.The answer is after.Who would clean their room because they got a snack?!

the answer should be the first one. "many people find his lyrics very moving."

it by far makes the most grammatical sense and is very objective, removing any first person from the original sentence and keeping with the sentence fluency.