Clauses, Conjunctions, & Sentence Types Part One Flashcards

1

The sentence's second independent clause is...

everything from "but" to "missing."
everything from "my" to "missing."
everything from "my" to "Town."
everything from "Someone's" to "missing."

2

In this sentence, the verbs, "was" and "is" are...

neither (they aren't action verbs).
intransitive; intransitive.
transitive; intransitive.
intransitive; transtive.

3

How many verbs does this sentence contain?

1
3
2
4

4

The action verbs are...

was; missing.
found; missing.
was; found.
is; missing.

5

The verbs, "found" and "missing" are...

intransitive; intransitive.
transitive; intransitive.
transitive; transitive.
intransitive; transitive.

6

The subject of the second independent clause is...

play.
Our Town.
my.
copy.

7

This sentence's first independent clause is...

everything from "Someone's" to "found."
everything from "Someone's" to "missing."
everything from "Someone's" to "room."
everything from "Someone's" to "copy."

8

The subject of the first independent clause is...

someone's.
Ethan Frome.
novel.
copy.

9

How many appositive phrases does this sentence contain?

4
2
3
1

10

The conjunction is...

my; subordinating.
found; coordinating.
but; coordinating.
in; subordinating.

11

The appositives in this sentence are...

novel; play.
novel; Our Town.
Ethan Frome; Our Town.
a novel; the play.

12

How many appositives does this sentence contain?

2
1
3
4

13

This sentence contains how many action verbs?

3
2
1
4

14

This sentence contains how many conjunctions?

4
1
3
2

15

This sentence is...

simple.
compound.
complex.
compound-complex.

Clauses, Conjunctions, & Sentence Types Part One

Questions 15

Clauses, Conjunctions, & Sentence Types Part One

Questions 15