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Identify simple, compound, or complex

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Andleeb Ghulam Abbas - 19053/TCHR/KGPV

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Froggy Jumps Sentence Type ChallengeOnline version Identify simple, compound, or complex by Andleeb Ghulam Abbas - 19053/TCHR/KGPV 1 Which sentence is simple: 'The cat slept.' a The cat slept because it was tired. b Although the cat slept, the dog barked. c The cat slept. 2 Which sentence is compound present: 'I wanted to go, but it rained.' a The cat slept while the dog barked. b I wanted to go, but it rained. c Because it rained, I stayed home. 3 Which sentence is complex: 'Because it rained, we canceled the picnic.' a We canceled the picnic; it stopped raining. b The rain stopped and we played outside. c Because it rained, we canceled the picnic. 4 Identify the simple sentence: 'The sun set, and the stars appeared.' a The sun set, and the stars appeared. b The stars appeared after the sun set. c The sun set. 5 Which option is a compound sentence: 'She studied, and she passed the exam.' a She studied, and she passed the exam. b She studied since the exam passed her. c She studied because she passed the exam. 6 Which sentence is complex: 'If you finish early, you can leave.' a If you finish early, you can leave. b You can leave if you finish early and the clock. c If you finish early, the clock will stop. 7 Choose the simple sentence: 'Birds chirp.' a Birds chirp. b Birds chirp because dawn breaks. c Birds chirp, and the sky brightens, while the city wakes. 8 Identify the compound sentence: 'The rain stopped, and the parade began.' a The rain stopped, and the parade began. b The parade began after the rain stopped, if it did. c The rain stopped. 9 Which sentence is complex: 'Although tired, she finished her book.' a She finished her book although tired and the rain fell. b Although tired, she finished her book. c Although tired, the book finished herself. 10 Choose the sentence that is neither simple nor compound (complex): 'Whenever the bell rings, students leave.' a The bell rings. b Students leave after the bell rings, and the class ends. c Whenever the bell rings, students leave.

Froggy Jumps

Sentence Type ChallengeOnline version

Identify simple, compound, or complex

by Andleeb Ghulam Abbas - 19053/TCHR/KGPV

Which sentence is simple: 'The cat slept.'

The cat slept because it was tired.

Although the cat slept, the dog barked.

The cat slept.

Which sentence is compound present: 'I wanted to go, but it rained.'

The cat slept while the dog barked.

I wanted to go, but it rained.

Because it rained, I stayed home.

Which sentence is complex: 'Because it rained, we canceled the picnic.'

We canceled the picnic; it stopped raining.

The rain stopped and we played outside.

Because it rained, we canceled the picnic.

Identify the simple sentence: 'The sun set, and the stars appeared.'

The sun set, and the stars appeared.

The stars appeared after the sun set.

The sun set.

Which option is a compound sentence: 'She studied, and she passed the exam.'

She studied, and she passed the exam.

She studied since the exam passed her.

She studied because she passed the exam.

Which sentence is complex: 'If you finish early, you can leave.'

If you finish early, you can leave.

You can leave if you finish early and the clock.

If you finish early, the clock will stop.

Choose the simple sentence: 'Birds chirp.'

Birds chirp.

Birds chirp because dawn breaks.

Birds chirp, and the sky brightens, while the city wakes.

Identify the compound sentence: 'The rain stopped, and the parade began.'

The rain stopped, and the parade began.

The parade began after the rain stopped, if it did.

The rain stopped.

Which sentence is complex: 'Although tired, she finished her book.'

She finished her book although tired and the rain fell.

Although tired, she finished her book.

Although tired, the book finished herself.

Choose the sentence that is neither simple nor compound (complex): 'Whenever the bell rings, students leave.'

The bell rings.

Students leave after the bell rings, and the class ends.

Whenever the bell rings, students leave.

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Sentence Type ChallengeOnline version

by Andleeb Ghulam Abbas - 19053/TCHR/KGPV

Which sentence is simple: 'The cat slept.'

Which sentence is compound present: 'I wanted to go, but it rained.'

Which sentence is complex: 'Because it rained, we canceled the picnic.'

Identify the simple sentence: 'The sun set, and the stars appeared.'

Which option is a compound sentence: 'She studied, and she passed the exam.'

Which sentence is complex: 'If you finish early, you can leave.'

Choose the simple sentence: 'Birds chirp.'

Identify the compound sentence: 'The rain stopped, and the parade began.'

Which sentence is complex: 'Although tired, she finished her book.'

Choose the sentence that is neither simple nor compound (complex): 'Whenever the bell rings, students leave.'

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