Compound Sentences Quiz 32 (25 MCQs)

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1. Harry and Christine are best friends, ..... they play together every day after school.
2. What is the definition of subject?
3. What is the correct way to combine the following two simple sentences into a compound sentence?
4. It is difficult to get an appointment here, ..... you should call as soon as possible.
5. Compound or not compound?Is it harder to read Chinese, or is it harder to read Japanese?
6. Brent lived on the farm ..... he loves to use the tractor.
7. I like to play basketball, for it is a fun sport.
8. Complete the sentence:The team played well, ..... they lost the match.
9. Is this a correctly written compound sentence?I just finished binging a show on Netflix; I need to find something else to watch.
10. Form a compound sentence:I am counting my calories. I really want dessert.
11. Hockey players move quickly, or they miss a goal.
12. A sentences that consists of just one independent clause.
13. What do we call everything in the sentence EXCEPT the subject?
14. The Y in FANBOYS stands for:
15. Ryan opened his mouth, but no words came out.
16. What is a characteristic of a compound sentence?
17. Is this a simple or compound sentence?Jimmy likes to read books.
18. The girls would plan a sleepover, or they would plan a swim party.
19. I will eat pizza ..... my sister will eat a burger for dinner.
20. Choose the sentence that correctly uses a comma to form a compound sentence.
21. Is the following sentence a Simple Sentence or Compound Sentence?Biscuit loves to chase the squirrels around the yard, but he can't catch them.
22. Which conjunction would you use to combine the following simple sentences to create a compound sentence? Do you want to order pizza?Should I make spaghetti?
23. Does this sentence need a comma?Our president lives at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue and has a white house.
24. I want to have hamburgers for supper, but my husband wants steaks.
25. Which conjunction can we use to combine these 2 simple sentences?Simon wants to buy a new cell phone, ..... he doesn't have enough money.