Independent Clauses Quiz 20 (25 MCQs)

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1. Connect the sentences using and, but, or orI need to bring a coat to the game. I need to bring mittens.
2. The next king had been born, but the people didn't want kings anymore.
3. After the movie is over.
4. Select the Clause type for the following:Although you told the truth.
5. Identify the independent clause in this "simple sentence"Greek mythology is a quite interesting topic.
6. True or False:A colon can be used to separate two independent clauses when the second clause explains or illustrates the first.
7. Tri 1 Exam Grammar Review:Is this a comma splice?The students handed in their assessments, they were confident they had passed.
8. What kind of dependent clause is in red? We went through the woods.
9. Which type of clause is a complete sentence?
10. What kind of dependent clause is in red? Whichever restaurant you pick is fine with me.
11. BONUS:Pau could not catch the bus because she was late
12. Which sentence uses a comma correctly to join two independent clauses?
13. Which option contains both an independent and a dependent clause?
14. I should have given her a ride.
15. True or False:Colons can be used after phrases like 'such as' or 'including'.
16. What is the function of a subordinating conjunction in a sentence?
17. What type of sentence is the following?The team scored three touchdowns, punted twice, and rushed for a thousand yards.
18. What kind of dependent clause is in red? The books, which are lost, are not really necessary.
19. Choose the sentence that correctly joins two independent clauses and follows the capitalization rule.
20. Choose the correct sentence that uses a colon to introduce an explanation.
21. Choose the correct option that identifies the dependent clause in the sentence:After I finish my homework, I will go to the park.a) After I finish my homeworkb) I will go to the parkc) After I finishd) my homework
22. I will finish my homework tonight
23. Give an example of a simple sentence.
24. Identify the independent clause:Before the show starts, make sure you have your ticket.
25. This can stand alone as a sentence.