7-Commas 5 (Compound Sentences)

Tell where the comma(s) should go in this sentence. If no comma is needed, mark correct. The food industry includes the production and distribution of food as well as the people involved in this most important business.

Tell where the comma(s) should go in this sentence. If no comma is needed, mark correct. About 3 million Americans work in farming or other related fields to produce basic​ foods for the food market.

Tell where the comma(s) should go in this sentence. If no comma is needed, mark correct. Livestock farmers raise animals for beef yet not all our meat comes from this type of farming.

Tell where the comma(s) should go in this sentence. If no comma is needed, mark correct. Private fishermen and large commercial fleets gather huge quantities of fish and shellfish.

Tell where the comma(s) should go in this sentence. If no comma is needed, mark correct. Food is shipped to processing plants and it is then prepared and packaged for the market.

Tell where the comma(s) should go in this sentence. If no comma is needed, mark correct. Fruits and vegetables are washed and sorted before they are sent to market.

Tell where the comma(s) should go in this sentence. If no comma is needed, mark correct. Much food is put through a process called irradiation so that most of the bacteria on the food is killed by radiation.

Tell where the comma(s) should go in this sentence. If no comma is needed, mark correct. Neither light nor moisture is good for food preservation so most food products are packaged immediately after they are processed.

Tell where the comma(s) should go in this sentence. If no comma is needed, mark correct. Shipping companies transport the food from producers to consumers in refrigerated trucks for fresh food spoils quickly.

Tell where the comma(s) should go in this sentence. If no comma is needed, mark correct. The finished food product can be sold in a variety of locations but in the United States the most common place is a supermarket or grocery store.