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ENG 9: Clauses Review

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Honors English 9 grammar review — independent and dependent clauses, subordinating conjunctions, and comma placement.

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  1. 1What is a clause?
    AA group of words with a complete subject and verb
    BA group of words with no verb
    CA single word
    DA type of punctuation
  2. 2What makes an independent clause different from a dependent clause?
    AIt's always longer
    BIt can stand alone as a complete sentence
    CIt never has a subject
    DIt must start with a capital letter
  3. 3“When the bells rang” is an example of:
    AAn independent clause
    BA complete sentence on its own
    CA dependent clause
    DA sentence fragment that needs no fixing
  4. 4What always introduces a dependent clause?
    AA coordinating conjunction
    BA comma
    CA semicolon
    DA subordinating conjunction
  5. 5“Although it was raining” is a fragment because:
    AIt's a dependent clause with no independent clause attached
    BIt has no verb
    CIt has no subject
    DIt's too short
  6. 6Name one of the two ways to fix a dependent-clause fragment:
    AAdd more adjectives
    BAttach it to an independent clause
    CCapitalize every word
    DDelete the subject
  7. 7“Because of the flooding, many people now have nowhere to live.” Why the comma?
    AA comma is never needed here
    BCommas are only used with “because”
    CThe dependent clause comes first
    DIt's always a semicolon
  8. 8“We went outside although it was cold.” Is a comma needed before “although”?
    AYes, always
    BOnly with “although” specifically
    COnly on a quiz
    DNo — the dependent clause comes after the independent clause
  9. 9Which of these is a subordinating conjunction?
    AAlthough
    BAnd
    CBut
    DOr
  10. 10Which of these is NOT a subordinating conjunction?
    ABecause
    BAnd
    CSince
    DWhile
  11. 11“Who, that, which” are subordinating conjuctions that can also function as ...
    ASubjects
    BVerbs
    CCorrelative Conjunctions
    DInterjections
  12. 12Which word in the following sentence is the verb: "Consequently, Adam is staying at his cabin up north until next week at least."
    Ais
    Buntil next week
    Cis staying
    Dstaying
  13. 13Which words in the following sentence are the subjects: "Our dog will run away if the gate is left open."
    Adog, gate
    Bdog, open
    Cour, open
    Dwill run, is left
  14. 14Which words in the following sentence are the verbs: "I couldn’t find a place to park when I arrived at the doctor’s office"
    Acouldn't find, arrived
    Bcould find, arrived
    Cto park
    Dto park, arrived
  15. 15“In the morning I enjoy a nice long run around my neighborhood.” Independent or dependent?
    ADependent
    BNeither — it's a fragment
    CIt's a question
    DIndependent
  16. 16Identify the dependent clause: “Jake bought a car when he turned sixteen.”
    Awhen he turned sixteen
    BJake bought a car
    CThe whole sentence
    Da car
  17. 17An important note about clauses: they may contain:
    ANo other words at all
    BOther phrases
    CExactly five words
    DNo adjectives, ever
  18. 18Which word in the following sentence is the subject: "The tables in the room need to be rearranged."
    Aneed
    Btables
    Croom
    Drearranged

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