Help the time traveler complete his highly unusual excuse report for HR by dragging the correct words into the blanks.

I arrived three centuries late because I accidentally typed the wrong year into the dial.

The HR department is furious with me because of the massive paradox I created yesterday.

I will hide in the cafeteria as the timeline police are currently searching my cubicle.

I arrived three centuries late because I accidentally typed the wrong year into the dial.

You must use the conjunction because when following it with a full clause (subject "I" + verb "typed").

The HR department is furious with me because of the massive paradox I created yesterday.

You must use the preposition because of when following it with a noun phrase ("the massive paradox"). "Since" and "as" require a full clause with a subject and verb.

I will hide in the cafeteria as the timeline police are currently searching my cubicle.

As introduces the adverb clause of reason ("the timeline police are currently searching"). "Due to" would incorrectly require a noun phrase, and "although" would illogically introduce a contrast instead of a reason.