Week 1-Term 3-Sentence Types Jump!

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Identify sentence types

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Froggy Jumps Week 1-Term 3-Sentence Types Jump!Online version Identify sentence types by Rahmah Assaf 1 Which sentence is a complex sentence? a Although it rained, we played indoors. b We played indoors. c We played indoors because it rained. 2 Choose a compound sentence. a We went to the park. b Although we were tired, we kept studying. c We went to the park, and we played soccer. 3 Identify the compound-complex sentence. a We went to the park and played soccer. b Although it was late, I finished my homework, and I read a book. c I finished my homework. 4 Which sentence is a simple sentence? a Because the sun set, we woke up late. b The sun set over the horizon, and the stars appeared. c The sun set over the horizon. 5 Which option is a complex sentence? a She smiled and waved. b She smiled when she saw the surprise. c She smiled. 6 Which sentence is compound but not complex? a When the rain stopped, we played outside. b Although tired, we finished the task. c I wanted to go, but it started to rain. 7 Identify a sentence that contains at least one dependent clause. a You will pass the test. b We study daily. c If you study, you will pass the test. 8 Which sentence is simple in structure? a The cat slept, and the dog barked. b The cat slept. c Because the cat slept, the room was quiet. 9 Choose the sentence that uses a dependent clause first. a Because the car broke down, we took the bus. b We took the bus because the car broke down. c The car broke down, and we took the bus. 10 Which sentence is a correct compound sentence? a It rained, so the match was canceled. b Because the match was canceled. c It rained because the match was canceled.

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Week 1-Term 3-Sentence Types Jump!Online version

Identify sentence types

by Rahmah Assaf

Which sentence is a complex sentence?

Although it rained, we played indoors.

We played indoors.

We played indoors because it rained.

Choose a compound sentence.

We went to the park.

Although we were tired, we kept studying.

We went to the park, and we played soccer.

Identify the compound-complex sentence.

We went to the park and played soccer.

Although it was late, I finished my homework, and I read a book.

I finished my homework.

Which sentence is a simple sentence?

Because the sun set, we woke up late.

The sun set over the horizon, and the stars appeared.

The sun set over the horizon.

Which option is a complex sentence?

She smiled and waved.

She smiled when she saw the surprise.

She smiled.

Which sentence is compound but not complex?

When the rain stopped, we played outside.

Although tired, we finished the task.

I wanted to go, but it started to rain.

Identify a sentence that contains at least one dependent clause.

You will pass the test.

We study daily.

If you study, you will pass the test.

Which sentence is simple in structure?

The cat slept, and the dog barked.

The cat slept.

Because the cat slept, the room was quiet.

Choose the sentence that uses a dependent clause first.

Because the car broke down, we took the bus.

We took the bus because the car broke down.

The car broke down, and we took the bus.

Which sentence is a correct compound sentence?

It rained, so the match was canceled.

Because the match was canceled.

It rained because the match was canceled.

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by Rahmah Assaf

Which sentence is a complex sentence?

Choose a compound sentence.

Identify the compound-complex sentence.

Which sentence is a simple sentence?

Which option is a complex sentence?

Which sentence is compound but not complex?

Identify a sentence that contains at least one dependent clause.

Which sentence is simple in structure?

Choose the sentence that uses a dependent clause first.

Which sentence is a correct compound sentence?

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