Discussion
Direction : Identify appropriate connective.
__________ Ragu is rich, he is miser.
Answer: C
The appropriate connective is although.
The two clauses contrast: being rich would lead us to expect generosity, but he is a miser. 'Although' introduces a clause of concession, a fact that contrasts with the main clause: 'Although Ragu is rich, he is a miser.' (The paper prints 'he is miser'.)
'Where' introduces a place, 'as long as' a condition, and 'until' a time limit. None of them expresses the contrast between wealth and miserliness.
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