Which sentence is a correct compound sentence?

I like ice cream, and I eat it all the time.

Which is a correct compound sentence?

Edward's dogs are mean, and they could bite people.

Which is the correct compound sentence?

I listen to the news; it helps me understand the world.

Which is a correct compound sentence?

He slid into home; his ACL couldn't withstand the impact.

Which is the correct compound sentence?

The party sounded fun, yet she didn't dare ask anyone.

Which is a correct compound sentence?

I like tacos; my favorite ones have jalapeños.

Which is a correct compound sentence?

Did you eat dinner, or did you just have chips?

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Compound Sentences

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An English/Language Arts quiz, reviewing compound sentences, with and without coordinating conjunctions.

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1
Which sentence is a correct compound sentence?
I like ice cream, and eat it all the time.
I like ice cream, I eat it all the time
I like ice cream and I eat it all the time
I like ice cream, and I eat it all the time.
2
Which is a correct compound sentence?
Edward's dogs are mean, and they could bite people.
Edward's dogs are mean, they could bite people.
Edward's dogs are mean, and could bite people.
Edward's dogs are mean and could bite people.
3
Because, since, if, and when are
Conjunctive Adverbs
Correlative Conjunctions
Subordinating Conjunctions
Coordinating Conjunctions
4
Which is the correct compound sentence?
Listening to the news; I understand the world better.
I listen to the news; so I can understand the world.
I listen to the news and understand the world better.
I listen to the news; it helps me understand the world.
5
Which is a correct compound sentence?
He slid into home; his ACL couldn't withstand the impact.
As he slid into home; he tore his ACL.
He slid into home; but, his ACL couldn't survive the impact.
He slid into home; tearing his ACL in the process.
6
Which is the correct compound sentence?
The party sounded fun; yet, she didn't dare to ask anyone.
The partydance sounded fun yet, she didn't dare ask anyone.
The party sounded fun yet she didn't dare ask anyone.
The party sounded fun, yet she didn't dare ask anyone.
7
Which is a correct compound sentence?
I like tacos; and burritos.
I like tacos; my favorite ones have jalapeños.
I like tacos; the sun is hot.
I like tacos; and burritos are good, too.
8
However, nevertheless, furthermore, therefore, and moreover are examples of
Correlative Conjunctions
Coordinating Conjunctions
Subordinating Conjunctions
Conjunctive Adverbs
9
Which is a correct compound sentence?
Did you eat dinner or did you just have chips?
Did you eat dinner or did you just eat chips?
Did you eat dinner, or just chips?
Did you eat dinner, or did you just have chips?
10
And, or, yet, nor, for, but, so are all
Correlative Conjunctions
Subordinating Conjunctions
Coordinating Conjunctions
Conjunctive Adverbs

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Compound Sentences

10 termsStudBud Administration860 plays

An English/Language Arts quiz, reviewing compound sentences, with and without coordinating conjunctions.

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Questions 10

Answers

1
Which sentence is a correct compound sentence?
I like ice cream, and eat it all the time.
I like ice cream, I eat it all the time
I like ice cream and I eat it all the time
I like ice cream, and I eat it all the time.
2
Which is a correct compound sentence?
Edward's dogs are mean, and they could bite people.
Edward's dogs are mean, they could bite people.
Edward's dogs are mean, and could bite people.
Edward's dogs are mean and could bite people.
3
Because, since, if, and when are
Conjunctive Adverbs
Correlative Conjunctions
Subordinating Conjunctions
Coordinating Conjunctions
4
Which is the correct compound sentence?
Listening to the news; I understand the world better.
I listen to the news; so I can understand the world.
I listen to the news and understand the world better.
I listen to the news; it helps me understand the world.
5
Which is a correct compound sentence?
He slid into home; his ACL couldn't withstand the impact.
As he slid into home; he tore his ACL.
He slid into home; but, his ACL couldn't survive the impact.
He slid into home; tearing his ACL in the process.
6
Which is the correct compound sentence?
The party sounded fun; yet, she didn't dare to ask anyone.
The partydance sounded fun yet, she didn't dare ask anyone.
The party sounded fun yet she didn't dare ask anyone.
The party sounded fun, yet she didn't dare ask anyone.
7
Which is a correct compound sentence?
I like tacos; and burritos.
I like tacos; my favorite ones have jalapeños.
I like tacos; the sun is hot.
I like tacos; and burritos are good, too.
8
However, nevertheless, furthermore, therefore, and moreover are examples of
Correlative Conjunctions
Coordinating Conjunctions
Subordinating Conjunctions
Conjunctive Adverbs
9
Which is a correct compound sentence?
Did you eat dinner or did you just have chips?
Did you eat dinner or did you just eat chips?
Did you eat dinner, or just chips?
Did you eat dinner, or did you just have chips?
10
And, or, yet, nor, for, but, so are all
Correlative Conjunctions
Subordinating Conjunctions
Coordinating Conjunctions
Conjunctive Adverbs