Question

select the conjunction that fits best in the sentence below.
black panther reminded me to bring flip - flops to the beach; the sand would have burned my feet, however.

Explanation:

The sentence structure and the use of "however" here seem to have a logical issue. Wait, actually, maybe the intended conjunction is "otherwise" because the meaning is that Black Panther reminded to bring flip - flops, otherwise (if not brought) the sand would have burned the feet. Let's analyze the context: the first part is a reminder, and the second part is the consequence if the reminder was not followed. "However" is used for contrast, but here the relationship is more of a conditional consequence. So the correct conjunction should be "otherwise" to show that without bringing flip - flops (the action from the first part), the bad consequence (sand burning feet) would happen. But since the original has "however" which is incorrect, and we need to choose the best fit. Wait, maybe the problem is to correct the conjunction. Let's re - evaluate: "Black Panther reminded me to bring flip - flops to the beach; otherwise, the sand would have burned my feet." This makes sense because "otherwise" introduces the result of not doing the action (bringing flip - flops). "However" is used to contrast two ideas, but here the two parts are related as a cause - effect (inverted, as the effect of not doing the cause). So the correct conjunction is "otherwise". But if we have to choose from the given (maybe a multiple - choice where "however" is wrong and "otherwise" is correct, but since the original has "however" marked, maybe there was a mistake. Wait, perhaps the intended correct conjunction is "otherwise" to show the logical relationship of what would happen if the reminder was ignored.

Answer:

The correct conjunction should be "otherwise" (replacing "however") to show that without bringing flip - flops (as reminded), the sand would have burned the feet. If we consider the original question's context (maybe a typo in the given sentence), the appropriate conjunction is "otherwise" to convey the logical consequence relationship.