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Combining sentences

Quiz by Dedra Moltz

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  • Q1
    Which option combines the following two sentences correctly?Sentence 1: Sarah studied hard for the exam.Sentence 2: She received an A+.
    Sarah studied hard for the exam, so she received an A+.
    Sarah studied hard for the exam, because she received an A+.
    Sarah studied hard for the exam but she received an A+.
    Sarah studied hard for the exam, and she received an A+.
    30s
  • Q2
    Which option combines the following two sentences correctly?Sentence 1: The sun was shining brightly.Sentence 2: The children played in the park.
    The sun was shining brightly but the children played in the park.
    The sun was shining brightly when the children played in the park.
    The sun was shining brightly, so the children played in the park.
    The sun was shining brightly, and the children played in the park.
    30s
  • Q3
    Which option combines the following two sentences correctly?Sentence 1: The train arrived at the platform.Sentence 2: Passengers rushed to board it.
    The train arrived at the platform, and passengers rushed to board it.
    The train arrived at the platform but passengers rushed to board it.
    The train arrived at the platform, so passengers rushed to board it.
    The train arrived at the platform while passengers rushed to board it.
    30s
  • Q4
    Which option combines the following two sentences correctly?Sentence 1: John went to the grocery store.Sentence 2: He bought some fruits and vegetables.
    John went to the grocery store and bought some fruits and vegetables.
    John went to the grocery store but bought some fruits and vegetables.
    John went to the grocery store, so he bought some fruits and vegetables.
    John went to the grocery store while he bought some fruits and vegetables.
    30s
  • Q5
    Which option combines the following two sentences correctly?Sentence 1: The storm grew stronger.Sentence 2: The wind howled loudly.
    The storm grew stronger, so the wind howled loudly.
    The storm grew stronger when the wind howled loudly.
    The storm grew stronger, and the wind howled loudly.
    The storm grew stronger but the wind howled loudly.
    30s
  • Q6
    Which option combines the following two sentences correctly?Sentence 1: The students completed their project.Sentence 2: Their teacher praised their hard work.
    The students completed their project, and their teacher praised their hard work.
    The students completed their project, so their teacher praised their hard work.
    The students completed their project but their teacher praised their hard work.
    The students completed their project while their teacher praised their hard work.
    30s
  • Q7
    Which option combines the following two sentences correctly?Sentence 1: The teacher explained the lesson.Sentence 2: The students took notes.
    The teacher explained the lesson while the students took notes.
    The teacher explained the lesson, so the students took notes.
    The teacher explained the lesson but the students took notes.
    The teacher explained the lesson, and the students took notes.
    30s
  • Q8
    Which option correctly combines the following sentences with a prepositional phrase?Sentence 1: The book is on the table.Sentence 2: It has a blue cover.
    The book with a blue cover is on the table.
    The book is on the table and has a blue cover.
    The book on the table has a blue cover.
    The book is on the table, but it has a blue cover.
    The book with a blue cover and on the table.
    30s
  • Q9
    Which option correctly combines the following sentences with a prepositional phrase?Sentence 1: The cat is under the table.Sentence 2: It is sleeping.
    The cat is sleeping under the table.
    The cat under the table and sleeping.
    The cat is under the table while sleeping.
    The cat is sleeping and under the table.
    The cat under the table is sleeping.
    30s
  • Q10
    Which option correctly combines the following sentences with a prepositional phrase?Sentence 1: The dog ran across the field.Sentence 2: It chased the ball.
    The dog ran across the field, chasing the ball.
    The dog across the field ran but chased the ball.
    The dog ran across the field and chased the ball.
    The dog across the field ran and chased the ball.
    The dog chased the ball across the field.
    30s
  • Q11
    Which option correctly combines the following sentences with a prepositional phrase?Sentence 1: The students studied in the library.Sentence 2: They prepared for the exam.
    The students studied in the library while preparing for the exam.
    The students in the library studied and prepared for the exam.
    The students studied and prepared for the exam in the library.
    The students prepared for the exam in the library.
    The students studied in the library, and they prepared for the exam.
    30s
  • Q12
    Which option correctly combines the following sentences with a prepositional phrase?Sentence 1: The flowers bloomed in the garden.Sentence 2: They were colorful.
    The colorful flowers bloomed in the garden.
    The flowers in the garden and colorful bloomed.
    The flowers in the garden bloomed and they were colorful.
    The flowers bloomed in the garden and they were colorful.
    The flowers bloomed and they were colorful in the garden.
    30s
  • Q13
    Which option correctly combines the following sentences with a prepositional phrase?Sentence 1: The bird flew through the open window.Sentence 2: It found a cozy nest.
    The bird through the open window found a cozy nest.
    The bird found a cozy nest and flew through the open window.
    The bird found a cozy nest through the open window while flying.
    The bird through the open window flew and found a cozy nest.
    The bird found a cozy nest through the open window.
    30s
  • Q14
    Which option correctly combines the following sentences with a prepositional phrase?Sentence 1: The students gathered in the auditorium.Sentence 2: They listened to a guest speaker.
    The students gathered in the auditorium and listened to a guest speaker.
    The students in the auditorium gathered and listened to a guest speaker.
    The students in the auditorium and listened to a guest speaker gathered.
    The students listened to a guest speaker in the auditorium.
    The students gathered and listened to a guest speaker in the auditorium.
    30s
  • Q15
    Which option correctly combines the following sentences with a prepositional phrase?Sentence 1: The cat jumped off the table.Sentence 2: It landed on its feet.
    The cat landed on its feet but jumped off the table.
    The cat after jumping off the table and landed on its feet.
    The cat landed on its feet and jumped off the table.
    The cat landed on its feet after jumping off the table.
    The cat after jumping off the table landed on its feet.
    30s

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