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Froggy Jumps Compound Sentences Obj. 2Online version multiple-choice quiz by Maggie Moh 1 What type of sentence is the following: I was home alone with no food, so I ordered pizza from little Nero's. a simple sentence b dependent clause c compound sentence 2 Read the run-on sentence. Choose the best revision. We had dinner it was good. a We had dinner, it was good. b We had dinner, but it was good. c We had dinner, and it was good. 3 Read the following sentence: I knew it was a dream I was trying to open my eyes. Which revision BEST expresses these ideas? a I knew it was a dream, I was trying to open my eyes. b I knew it was a dream I was trying to open my eyes. c I knew it was a dream; I was trying to open my eyes. 4 A writer would use a semicolon to combine two sentences because a there are two independent clauses b the two independent clauses are closely related c it needs a coordinating conjunction 5 Which answer choice does NOT correct the run-on sentence? a I was trying to open my eyes, but I was not able to. b I was trying to open my eyes; I was not able to. c I was trying to open my eyes, I was not able to. 6 A run-on sentence happens when a two dependent clauses run into each other with no punctuation b a group of words contains a subject and a verb c two independent clauses run into each other with no punctuation 7 Which of these is an example of a compound sentence? a People enjoy modern shopping malls, they also celebrate traditional markets called souks. b People enjoy modern shopping malls, yet they also celebrate traditional markets called souks. c People enjoy modern shopping malls. 8 Read the two texts. TEXT 1: I have tutorials. I can't meet you after school. TEXT 2: I have tutorials, so I can't meet you after school. When writing TEXT 2, what did the writer do to better express ideas? a She combined two independent clauses with only a comma. b She created a compound sentence to combine two dependent clauses. c She created a compound sentence to show the relationship between two ideas.

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Compound Sentences Obj. 2Online version

multiple-choice quiz

by Maggie Moh

What type of sentence is the following: I was home alone with no food, so I ordered pizza from little Nero's.

simple sentence

dependent clause

compound sentence

Read the run-on sentence. Choose the best revision. We had dinner it was good.

We had dinner, it was good.

We had dinner, but it was good.

We had dinner, and it was good.

Read the following sentence: I knew it was a dream I was trying to open my eyes. Which revision BEST expresses these ideas?

I knew it was a dream, I was trying to open my eyes.

I knew it was a dream I was trying to open my eyes.

I knew it was a dream; I was trying to open my eyes.

A writer would use a semicolon to combine two sentences because

there are two independent clauses

the two independent clauses are closely related

it needs a coordinating conjunction

Which answer choice does NOT correct the run-on sentence?

I was trying to open my eyes, but I was not able to.

I was trying to open my eyes; I was not able to.

I was trying to open my eyes, I was not able to.

A run-on sentence happens when

two dependent clauses run into each other with no punctuation

a group of words contains a subject and a verb

two independent clauses run into each other with no punctuation

Which of these is an example of a compound sentence?

People enjoy modern shopping malls, they also celebrate traditional markets called souks.

People enjoy modern shopping malls, yet they also celebrate traditional markets called souks.

People enjoy modern shopping malls.

Read the two texts. TEXT 1: I have tutorials. I can't meet you after school. TEXT 2: I have tutorials, so I can't meet you after school. When writing TEXT 2, what did the writer do to better express ideas?

She combined two independent clauses with only a comma.

She created a compound sentence to combine two dependent clauses.

She created a compound sentence to show the relationship between two ideas.

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What type of sentence is the following: I was home alone with no food, so I ordered pizza from little Nero's.

Read the run-on sentence. Choose the best revision. We had dinner it was good.

Read the following sentence: I knew it was a dream I was trying to open my eyes. Which revision BEST expresses these ideas?

A writer would use a semicolon to combine two sentences because

Which answer choice does NOT correct the run-on sentence?

A run-on sentence happens when

Which of these is an example of a compound sentence?

Read the two texts. TEXT 1: I have tutorials. I can't meet you after school. TEXT 2: I have tutorials, so I can't meet you after school. When writing TEXT 2, what did the writer do to better express ideas?

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