8 quiz

Question 1

What is a phrase?

Answer 1

it is either missing a Subject or a Verb

Question 2

What is a clause?

Answer 2

it has a Subject and a Verb

Question 3

What is a dependant clause?

Answer 3

starts with an relative pronoun, starts with a subordinating conjunction, and has a Subject and a Verb

Question 4

What does a independent clause contain?

Answer 4

A Subject and Verb

Question 5

What does a Simple sentence contain?

Answer 5

independent clause

Question 6

What does a Compound sentence contain?

Answer 6

2 independent clauses

Question 7

What does a complex sentence at least have to contain?

Answer 7

1 dependant clause and 1 independent clause

Question 8

What does a
compound-complex sentence contain?

Answer 8

1 or more dependant clauses and at least 2 independent clauses

Question 9

What joins 2 independent clauses?

Answer 9

FANBOYS

Question 10

What joins a dependant clause to an independent clause?

Answer 10

relative pronouns, and subordinating conjunctions

Question 11

Is “A wise guy, huh?” a phrase, independent clause, or dependant clause?

Answer 11

phrase

Question 12

Is “Makes sense to me.” a phrase, independent clause, or a dependant clause?

Answer 12

phrase

Question 13

Is “Since we’re sharing secrets.” a phrase, independent clause, or a dependant clause?

Answer 13

dependant clause

Question 14

Is “Do not go in there!” a phrase, independent clause, or a dependant clause?

Answer 14

independent clause

Question 15

Is “What is your problem?” a phrase, independent clause, or a dependant clause?

Answer 15

independent clause

Question 16

Is “The tremendous spectacular irresistibly handsome and marvelous magical mickey” a phrase, independent clause, or a dependant clause?

Answer 16

phrase

Question 17

Is “As though I’ve been listening.” a phrase, independent clause, or a dependant clause?

Answer 17

dependant clause

Question 18

Is “Find him!” a phrase, independent clause, or a dependant clause?

Answer 18

independent clause

Question 19

Is “Since when do you care?” a phrase, independent clause, or a dependant clause?

Answer 19

dependant clause

Question 20

Is “Why don’t you make like a tree and leaf?” a phrase, independent clause, or a dependant clause?

Answer 20

independent clause

Question 21

Is “Mickey is a magician and he wants you to be his assistant.” a simple, compound, complex, or compound-complex sentence?

Answer 21

compound

Question 22

Is “George is Mickey’s new assistant which was an open position until recently.” A simple, compound, complex, or compound-complex sentence?

Answer 22

complex

Question 23

Is “Mickey and George get along well together for the most part.” A simple, compound, complex, or compound-complex sentence?

Answer 23

simple

Question 24

Is “What point are you trying to make when you say there is tension here?” A simple, compound, complex, or compound-complex sentence?

Answer 24

complex

Question 25

Is "For my next trick, I'll need a volunteer and I'll need some space since this is a challenging illusion." A simple, compound, complex, or compound-complex sentence?

Answer 25

compound-complex

Question 26

Is "Magic Mickey is coming to town and he won't stay for long." A simple, compound, complex, or compound-complex sentence?

Answer 26

compound

Question 27

Is "I'm sorry, but I need some more information before I volunteer." A simple, compound, complex, or compound-complex sentence?

Answer 27

compound-complex

Question 28

Is "Don't lie to me about that trick." A simple, compound, complex, or compound-complex sentence?

Answer 28

simple

Question 29

Is "Mickey is really great at card tricks and uses them all the time." A simple, compound, complex, or compound-complex sentence?

Answer 29

simple

Question 30

Is "Do you remember the magic box trick that Mickey did?" A simple, compound, complex, or compound-complex sentence?

Answer 30

complex