Compound-Complex Sentences Quiz

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Froggy Jumps Compound-Complex Sentences QuizOnline version Mastering CLAUSES by May Manalaysay 1 Which best defines a compound-complex sentence? a It has only one independent clause b It has at least two independent clauses and at least one dependent clause c It uses a semicolon to join two independent clauses only 2 Identify the structure: 'Although she was tired, she finished her homework, and she cooked dinner.' a Two dependent clauses only b One dependent clause and two independent clauses c Three independent clauses 3 Choose the example of a compound-complex sentence. a We finished the project, and we reviewed it, although some sections remained unclear b We finished the project and reviewed it. c Although we finished the project, it remained unclear. 4 Which punctuation is most appropriate to join independent clauses in a compound part? a Period b Colon c Comma + coordinating conjunction 5 Why is a dependent clause necessary in a compound-complex sentence? a To end the sentence dramatically b To add a subordinate idea while linking independent clauses c To avoid punctuation 6 Which option is NOT a feature of compound-complex sentences? a At least one dependent clause b No dependent clauses at all c Two independent clauses 7 Select the sentence that is NOT compound-complex. a She slept. b She slept after the alarm rang, and she woke late. c Although she slept late, she woke on time, and she prepared coffee. 8 In the sentence 'If you study, you will pass, and you will celebrate,' what is the dependent clause? a 'If you study' b 'you will pass' c 'you will celebrate' 9 Which conjunction is commonly used to join independent clauses in a compound part? a While, though, whereas b Although, because, since c For, and, nor, but, or, yet, so (FANBOYS) 10 Which strategy helps avoid run-on errors in compound-complex sentences? a Avoid conjunctions completely b Use appropriate punctuation to separate thought units c Use only periods

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Compound-Complex Sentences QuizOnline version

Mastering CLAUSES

by May Manalaysay

Which best defines a compound-complex sentence?

It has only one independent clause

It has at least two independent clauses and at least one dependent clause

It uses a semicolon to join two independent clauses only

Identify the structure: 'Although she was tired, she finished her homework, and she cooked dinner.'

Two dependent clauses only

One dependent clause and two independent clauses

Three independent clauses

Choose the example of a compound-complex sentence.

We finished the project, and we reviewed it, although some sections remained unclear

We finished the project and reviewed it.

Although we finished the project, it remained unclear.

Which punctuation is most appropriate to join independent clauses in a compound part?

Period

Colon

Comma + coordinating conjunction

Why is a dependent clause necessary in a compound-complex sentence?

To end the sentence dramatically

To add a subordinate idea while linking independent clauses

To avoid punctuation

Which option is NOT a feature of compound-complex sentences?

At least one dependent clause

No dependent clauses at all

Two independent clauses

Select the sentence that is NOT compound-complex.

She slept.

She slept after the alarm rang, and she woke late.

Although she slept late, she woke on time, and she prepared coffee.

In the sentence 'If you study, you will pass, and you will celebrate,' what is the dependent clause?

'If you study'

'you will pass'

'you will celebrate'

Which conjunction is commonly used to join independent clauses in a compound part?

While, though, whereas

Although, because, since

For, and, nor, but, or, yet, so (FANBOYS)

Which strategy helps avoid run-on errors in compound-complex sentences?

Avoid conjunctions completely

Use appropriate punctuation to separate thought units

Use only periods

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Compound-Complex Sentences QuizOnline version

by May Manalaysay

Which best defines a compound-complex sentence?

Identify the structure: 'Although she was tired, she finished her homework, and she cooked dinner.'

Choose the example of a compound-complex sentence.

Which punctuation is most appropriate to join independent clauses in a compound part?

Why is a dependent clause necessary in a compound-complex sentence?

Which option is NOT a feature of compound-complex sentences?

Select the sentence that is NOT compound-complex.

In the sentence 'If you study, you will pass, and you will celebrate,' what is the dependent clause?

Which conjunction is commonly used to join independent clauses in a compound part?

Which strategy helps avoid run-on errors in compound-complex sentences?

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