Sentence Combining
Quiz by Jennifer Sikes
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- Q1Jim, who was taller than Rick by 5 inches, gave the man a hard handshake. "who was taller than Ricky by 5 inches" is which type of phrase/clause?adjective clauseparticipial phraseappositive phrase30sEditDelete
- Q2Behind her were a couple of bookcases, containing all the books of the factory library. "containing all the books of the factory library" is which type of phrase/clause?appositive phraseparticipial phraseadjective clause30sEditDelete
- Q3She baked cookies, filled with chocolate chunks and marshmallows. "filled with chocolate chunks and marshmallows" is which type of phrase/clause?participial phraseappositive phraseadjective clause30sEditDelete
- Q4One of eleven brothers and sisters, Harriet was a moody child. "One of eleven brothers and sisters" is which type of phrase/clause?adjective clauseappositive phraseparticipial phrase30sEditDelete
- Q5Even his eyes, which had been young, looked old. "which had been young" is which type of phrase/clause?adjective clauseappositive phraseparticipial phrase30sEditDelete
- Q6A balding, smooth-faced man, he could have been anywhere between forty and sixty. "A balding, smooth-faced man" is which type of phrase/clause?adjective clauseappositive phraseparticipial phrase30sEditDelete