7th Grade End of the Year Review

What type of sentence has a subject and predicate (verb phrase)? Also known as an independent clause.

• simple

• complex

• compound

What type of sentence has two separate and independent clauses joined by a semi-colon/comma or a conjunction?

• simple

• complex

• compound

What type of sentence contains an independent clause and one or more dependent clauses.

• simple

• complex

• compound

The falcon soared majestically.

• Phrase
• Dependent Clause
• Independent Clause

Tags

CCSS.L.7.1A

CCSS.L.9-10.1B

As it began to snow on the roads.

• Phrase
• Dependent Clause
• Independent Clause

Tags

CCSS.L.7.1A

CCSS.L.9-10.1B

What type of sentence is this?

I went for a run.

• simple

• complex

• compound

What type of sentence is this?

Mike reads the paper everyday, and Dan reads the comics.

• simple

• complex

• compound

What is the best way to combine these sentences?

The winds dispersed.

The rain slackened to a drizzle and a mist.

The clouds fell apart.

The sun shone through.

• The winds dispersed, the rain slackened to a drizzle and a mist, the clouds fell apart, and the sun shone through.

• After the winds dispersed and the rain slackened to a drizzle and a mist, the clouds fell apart, and the sun shone through.

• The winds dispersed, and the rain slackened to a drizzle. The clouds fell apart and sun shone through.

Which of the following is a correctly punctuated complex sentence?

• After, I got home from school, I walked the dog, put away laundry, and finished my homework.

• After I got home from school, I walked the dog, put away laundry, and finished my homework.

• After I got home from school I walked the dog, put away laundry, and finished my homework.

What is the best way to combine these sentences?

The girl was little.

She pressed her nose against the window.

The window was icy.

She giggled with delight.

She had never seen snow before.

• The girl was little as she pressed her nose against the icy window, and giggled with delight because she had never seen snow before.

• The little girl pressed her nose against the icy window and giggled with delight because she had never seen snow before.

• Because the little girl pressed her nose against the icy window, she giggled with delight at the never-before seen snow.

• Because, the little girl pressed her nose against the icy window, she giggled with delight at the never-before seen snow.