Choose the correct conjunction/conjunctive adverbs to link the

following sentences.
The class president leaves the meeting. The vice president
presides over the meeting in his absence.
(first, finally, furthermore, now)
Mr. Duterte attended the symposium. He also graced the
oathtaking ceremony of the Seniors’ Club.
(simultaneously, furthermore, also, but)
The boys are tall. The girls are petite.
(likewise, thereafter, still, yet)
Pedro is determined. He is poor.
(also, despite, illustrate, thus)
I love to eat fruits. I love ripe bananas.
(for example, still, more, thus)
Melvin studies his lessons very well. He gets the highest grades.
(as a result, after all, although, similarly)
My house is in Sitio Bisita. It is two houses from his house.
(near, such as, since, yet)
Maria makes a mistake. She ate the cupcakes without asking
permission.
(she admits that, as a result, so, as)
Little Tom sleeps early. He wakes up early.
(naturally, to the right, therefore, then)