Dependent Clauses Quiz 11 (30 MCQs)

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1. Is this an independent clause or a dependent clause?While Kaden yodels.
2. What is the dependent clause in this sentence?If you study for the test, you'll likely get a good grade.
3. A Coordinating Conjunction connects:
4. Before I went to school, I had a big cup of coffee.
5. Is this an independent clause or a dependent clause?As Antoine stifles a supersonic sneeze in the nick of time.
6. When we went to the zoo, we saw a lion and a huge bear.
7. The car, which was parked in the sun, became extremely hot.
8. Identify the clause type:I just can't decide.
9. He's already eating dinner ..... it's only five o'clock
10. Jim read a novel; he really enjoyed the book.
11. Where does the comma belong in the following sentence.Before Auggie started at Beecher Prep he received a tour of the school.
12. Label the sentence as correct or incorrect punctuation:My teacher as we all know is really into grammar.
13. This type of clause cannot stand alone as a sentence and begins with a subordinating conjunction.
14. "Jean is our new mail carrier."
15. Unless I receive an RSVP from you by October 21st
16. Independent or Dependent Clause:Mr. McKinney and Mr. Swope often evaluate student test scores and annual growth
17. An independent clause has .....
18. Independent or dependent:When they carried the mail.
19. Which of the following clause combinations is incorrect?
20. What is the subordinating conjunction? We went to Danube because we ran out of eggs.
21. How does Covid-19 spread?
22. Independent or dependent:The pony express riders would often ride throughout the night.
23. What type of clause is this?Because I had so much homework to do last night.
24. Dependent clauses have a subject and a verb.
25. After we go to the movies
26. Before I had finished the assignment, the bell rang.
27. Who ate handfuls of bran flakes with his bare hands.
28. Identify the following:'After the rain stopped'
29. After the movie ended abruptly
30. Everyone in this room can explain the difference between clauses and phrases