Sentence Types (Simple, Compound, Complex)
Quiz by Anna Hasenkamp
Grade 7
English (2003)
South Carolina Learning Standards
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- Q1A sentence with two or more independent clauses, often joined by one or more conjunctionscompoundcomplexsimple60s
- Q2A sentence with one independent clause and at least one dependent clausesimplecompoundcomplex60s
- Q3A sentence consisting of just one independent clause.complexcompoundsimple60s
- Q4Last year, my family and I bought a house, got a dog, and took a trip to Florida.compoundsimplecomplex60s
- Q5The house is big, yet it is also pretty old.compoundsimplecomplex60s
- Q6Even thought the house is nice and big, it is also very old.complexcompoundsimple60s
- Q7My family and I bought a house last year, and we also got a dog.simplecompoundcomplex60s
- Q8With his special door, the dog can go out anytime.compoundsimplecomplex60s
- Q9We bought a special door, so the dog can go outside at any time.simplecomplexcompound60s
- Q10I can see the sunrise from my room that faces east.complexsimplecompound60s
- Q11My room faces east, and I can see the sunrise in the morning.complexcompoundsimple60s
- Q12Because my room faces east, I can see the sunrise each morning.complexsimplecompound60s
- Q13The shoplifter had stolen clothes, so he ran when saw the polilce.simplecompoundcomplex60s
- Q14The baby cried to be fed.simplecomplexcompound60s
- Q15After eating lunch at the cheesecake factor, Tim went to the gym to exercise.complexcompoundsimple60s