Compound Sentences Quiz 15 (25 MCQs)

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1. Complete the sentence:We have a test tomorrow, ..... I need to study tonight.
2. Which conjunction best joins the two simple sentences together?Jake is good at science. Jackson is better at math.
3. David likes to swim, ..... he likes to play football.
4. They do not fear ghosts, nor do they fear monsters.
5. I love to go to Disneyland to ride rides.
6. Which of the following sentences is a correctly written compound sentence?
7. The dog found a bone.
8. They were composed, ..... they were calm.
9. The neighbors are raking their lawn.
10. I went to the movies, ..... I ate some popcorn.
11. It rained yesterday, so we stayed indoors.
12. How should the following sentence be correctly written?You should forgive and forget your relationships will become much stronger.
13. Mary and Samantha arrived at the bus station before noon, and they left on the bus before I arrived.
14. Joey was having fun, ..... he had to go home.
15. Bobby loves to swim, and he is on the swim team.
16. A compound sentence can be constructed in a number of ways. Which is NOT one of the ways to construct a compound sentence?
17. Identify the following sentence as a simple or compound sentence:They smiled and laughed.
18. Does this sentence need a comma?Thomas wears glasses yet he couldn't see the elephant that stepped on his toe.
19. You could choose that red car,
20. Complete the sentence with the conjunction that make sense.Andy plays the violin well, ..... the trumpet is his favorite instrument.
21. What is the function of a semicolon in a compound sentence?
22. Select the coordinating conjunction which best completes the following sentence:I am looking forward to Labor Day weekend, ..... I need to catch up on sleep and housework.
23. We all looked out our windows. The bears turned out to be people in brown coats.
24. My pencil broke, ..... I went to sharpen it.
25. What sentence structure is created when you join two complete sentences (called independent clauses) with a comma and conjunction?