IV. Choose the best sentence that can be made from the cues given. 21. He/ate/chocolate cake/he/diet. A. He ate the chocolate cake although he was on diet. B. He ate the chocolate cake despite he was on diet. C. He ate the chocolate cake in spite of he was diet. D. He ate the chocolate cake although he was diet. 22. Despite/heavy/rain, I/went/ school/on time. A. Despite of the heavy rain, I went to school on time. B. Despite the heavy rain, I went to school on time. C. Despite to the heavy rain, I went to school on time. D. Despite heavy rain, I went school on time. 23. Although/she/intelligent,/she/answer/question. A. Although she is very intelligent, she can’t answer my question. B. Although she was very intelligent, she can answer my question. C. Although she was very intelligent, she can’t answer my question. D. Although she is very intelligent, she can answer my question. 24. He/stop/car/although/lights/turned red. A. He stopped his car although the lights turned red. B. He didn’t stop his car although the lights turned red. C. He stops his car although the lights turned red. D. He doesn’t stop his car although the lights turned red. 25. In spite / narrow streets/, many people drive cars/this town. A. In spite of the narrow streets, many people drive cars on this town. B. In spite the narrow streets, many people drive cars in this town. C. In spite the narrow streets, many people drive cars on this town. D. In spite of the narrow streets, many people drive cars in this town