English III Final Study Guide

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Identify whether the underlined section is an independent or dependent clause: I will be so upset if she decides not to visit me.

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Independent

Front

Identify whether the underlined section is an independent or dependent clause: While I enjoy eating any type of food, my friend will only eat vegetarian.

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Dependent

Front

Identify whether the underlined section is an independent or dependent clause: Although I know he's a famous actor, I can't remember his name.

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Dependent

Front

Identify whether the underlined section is an independent or dependent clause: Please let me know when you arrive.

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Dependent

Front

Which of the following is an example of a simple sentence? Options: She sings., Although she was tired, she went to the gym., She sings, and he dances., After she sang, she danced.

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She sings.

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Which of the following is a sentence fragment? She sings beautifully., After school., The dog barks loudly., They play soccer every Saturday.

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After school.

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What type of sentence is: "John went to school today, but James remained at home."? Options: Simple sentence, Complex sentence, Compound sentence, Compound-Complex sentence

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Compound sentence

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What type of sentence is: "She wanted to go to the store, but it was raining heavily."

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Compound sentence

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What type of sentence is the following: "Since we had only gone a mile from camp, we decided to return before dark."

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Complex Sentence

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When you directly quote from, summarize, or paraphrase an outside source, what must you do to avoid plagiarism?

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Use an in-text citation.