あるいは can express possibility with sentences ending in （の）かもしれない e.g. あるいは、嘘だったのかもしれない。(Perhaps it was a lie). The implication of alternatives remains, but they don't need to be listed.
Since there are no official lists (anywhere, even with the textbook companies) for grammar (as well as vocab and kanji) with the new JLPT tests, there's going to be different lists depending on where you go. Besides, this one's easy :)
it is so easy that I was in fact surprised when I only saw this now with more advanced grammar, really thought this'd be a part of n5! (especially considering there's no real good ways to express OR in n5 grammar lists)
it is so easy that I was in fact surprised when I only saw this now with more advanced grammar, really thought this'd be a part of n5! (especially considering there's no real good ways to express OR in n5 grammar lists)
Generally, more common grammar occurs at lower levels i.e. N4,N5, and less common grammar occurs at higher levels N1,N2. It has very little to do with how easy they are to use.
As for ways to express OR in N5, you should check out this grammar page:
か " A or B, Shows a pair of choices between two objects, descriptions, or actions."
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