Clauses
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- Q1This is what kind of sentence: On December 7, 1941, Japanese planes took off from aircraft carriers; hours later they attacked Pearl Harbor in Hawaii.compound-complexcompoundsimplecomplex45s
- Q2This is what kind of sentence: Although Roosevelt’s health was failing, he ran for president a fourth time in 1944, and he won.simplecompoundcompound-complexcomplex45s
- Q3This is what kind of sentence: American involvement in World War II, which lasted four years, affected almost every American family.complexsimplecompound-complexcompound45s
- Q4This is what kind of sentence: Congress declared war on Japan the next day.complexsimplecompound-complexcompound45s
- Q5This is what kind of sentence: A novel is a work of fiction that may contain both real and imaginary characters, so it is an interest of mine.compound-complexcomplexcompoundsimple45s
- Q6Select the subordinating conjunction in the following sentence: I wrote myself a note so that I would be sure to remember.so thatsothat45s
- Q7Select the subordinating conjunction in the following sentence: Elliot, who is the free safety, intercepts passes as if they were intended for him.aswhoif45s
- Q8Select the subordinating conjunction in the following sentence: Unless we understand the past, we cannot understand the present.wecannotunlesspresent45s
- Q9Select the subordinating conjunction in the following sentence: The patient told her story to whoever would listen.totoldwhoeverwould45s
- Q10Select the subordinating conjunction in the following: When labor and management disagree, the two sides seek a mediator.whenthetwo45s
- Q11Identify the type of clause in the following sentence: After Bob arrived in Madrid, he began to study art.nounadverbadjective45s
- Q12Identify the type of clause in the following sentence: Mountain gorillas, which are an endangered species, live only in Africa.adverbadjectivenoun45s
- Q13Identify the type of clause in the following sentence: No one knows who invented the wheel.adjectivenounadverb45s
- Q14Identify the type of clause in the following sentence: Whomever I asked couldn’t explain how the coin came to be in this area.adverbnounadjective45s
- Q15Identify the type of clause in the following sentence: When I saw the word I had to look up.adverbnounadjective45s