Compound-Complex Sentence Quest

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Master compound-complex sentences

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Compound-Complex Sentence Quest


Froggy Jumps Compound-Complex Sentence QuestVersion en ligne Master compound-complex sentences par CAROLINE ABELGAS 1 What is a compound-complex sentence? a Has one independent and one dependent clause. b Has two independent clauses only. c Has at least two independent clauses and one dependent clause. 2 Identify the dependent clause in: "Many users feel safe, and they trust phone security, although hackers can still try to break in." a Although hackers can still try to break in b Many users feel safe c and they trust phone security 3 Which punctuation feature is typical in a compound-complex sentence? a No punctuation between clauses b A colon between clauses c A comma before the coordinating conjunction joining independent clauses 4 Which option is NOT a feature of a compound-complex sentence? a One dependent clause b At least two independent clauses c Only one independent clause 5 Which sentence is a compound-complex sentence? a Strong passwords are important. b Phones are secure, and they protect data, because users set passwords. c You can use a password, or you can use fingerprint unlock. 6 Can a compound-complex sentence have multiple dependent clauses? a Yes, at least one dependent clause b No, only one dependent clause c Only independent clauses are allowed 7 In the sentence, "Many students use facial recognition every day, and they find it convenient, because they do not need to remember passwords," how many independent clauses are there? a One b Three c Two 8 Which sentence shows a compound-complex structure? a People use passwords to protect their phones. b Face ID is very convenient, but it may not always work, when the lighting is poor. c Some users trust phone security, but others worry about privacy. 9 Which word commonly starts a dependent clause in these sentences? a And b We c Although 10 What is a key punctuation rule for connecting independent clauses in these sentences? a No punctuation is ever needed b Use a semicolon after every clause c Use a comma before the coordinating conjunction

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Compound-Complex Sentence QuestVersion en ligne

par CAROLINE ABELGAS

What is a compound-complex sentence?

Identify the dependent clause in: "Many users feel safe, and they trust phone security, although hackers can still try to break in."

Which punctuation feature is typical in a compound-complex sentence?

Which option is NOT a feature of a compound-complex sentence?

Which sentence is a compound-complex sentence?

Can a compound-complex sentence have multiple dependent clauses?

In the sentence, "Many students use facial recognition every day, and they find it convenient, because they do not need to remember passwords," how many independent clauses are there?

Which sentence shows a compound-complex structure?

Which word commonly starts a dependent clause in these sentences?

What is a key punctuation rule for connecting independent clauses in these sentences?