Quiz (See related pages) 1 Which of the following defines a simple sentence? A) Only one subject-verb combination B) Only one verb C) Only one dependent clause D) Only one subject 2 In a complex sentence, the dependent statement can occur A) at the end of the sentence, after a semi-colon. B) at the beginning of the sentence, followed by a semi-colon. C) at the end of the sentence, after a colon. D) at the beginning of the sentence, followed by a comma. 3 Unless Fred comes to the door, the dog can’t come in. A) Simple B) Compound C) Complex 4 Maria is an extremely good mother. A) Simple B) Compound C) Complex 5 Black bears are bigger than they look on television, and they are much faster. A) Simple B) Compound C) Complex 6 Pot roast should be cooked for a long time at a low simmer. A) Simple B) Compound C) Complex 7 The pile of books started to sway as the child made repeated attempts to reach the one on top. A) Simple B) Compound C) Complex 8 Surfing and reading are two of my hobbies. A) Simple B) Compound C) Complex 9 I like to paint, but I also enjoy drawing. A) Simple B) Compound C) Complex 10 Leo biked and hiked his way through Europe last summer. A) Simple B) Compound C) Complex 11 A compound sentence is made up of two or more complete thoughts, joined with a conjunction. 12 Every complex sentence contains a conjunction.
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