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Which is an example of a simple sentence?

Which is NOT an example of a coordinating conjunction?

Compound Sentences

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A 4th grade language arts quiz to formatively assess students understanding of compound sentences.

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1
Which is NOT an example of a coordinating conjunction?
and
nor
but
do
2
Which is an example of a simple sentence?
I'm good at football, but Luis is better than me.
The woman at the post office weighs the package on a scale.
I couldn't remember the answer, so I had to guess.
3
Which is a compound sentence?
The quarterback ran, but he dropped the ball.
The quarterback, not the halfback, dropped the ball.
4
Which describes an independent clause?
two sentences put together
can stand alone as a sentence
for, and, nor, but, or, yet
5
Where does a comma go in a compound sentence.
at the end of the sentence
before the coordinating conjunction
you don't put a comma in a compound sentences
after the coordinating conjunction
6
Which is a semicolon?
"
*
:
;
7
Which is correct?
She wanted to see the movie but, it was sold out.
she wanted to see the movie but it was sold out
She wanted to see the movie, but it was sold out.
She wanted to see the movie but it was sold out.
8
True or false: A simple sentence has two or more independent clauses?
False
True
9
Which is a compound sentence?
That tree is a willow, or it might be a birch.
The tree in the backyard is a willow, not a birch.
10
True or False: A compound sentence has two or more independent clauses?
False
True
11
Which of the following is NOT an independent clause?
we picked up pizza
they got
she saw a movie
the dog ran