What kind of Sentence is this?

Choose the compound sentence.

A. Henry spun the globe and put his finger on a random country.

B. Henry spun the globe, and Peggy put her finger on a random country.

• A

• B

Is the following sentence simple, compound, complex or compound/complex?

When I go swimming, I have to keep my eyes closed underwater.

• Simple

• Compoud

• Complex

• Compound/Complex

Choose the simple sentence.

A. The sand dunes squeaked, and the vultures squawked.

B. The sand dunes squeaked and squawked.

• A

• B

Is the following sentence simple, compound, complex or compound/complex?

Although I have never made salami at home, I’m willing to give it a shot.

• Simple

• Compound

• Complex

• Compound/Complex

Combine these parts to make a logical complex sentence.

1. the octopus kept escaping the tank
2. the researchers put many heavy objects on top of the tank

• No matter how many heavy objects the researchers put on top of its tank, the octopus kept escaping.

• The researchers put many heavy objects on top of the tank, but the octopus kept escaping.

Is the following sentence simple, compound, complex or compound/complex?

Because of the fruitful harvest, instead of eating a modest Thanksgiving dinner, we filled our plates to the brim; an abundance of food was had that year.

• Simple

• Compound

• Complex

• Compound/Complex

Choose the compound sentence.

A. The plates clattered, and a glass fell to the floor and broke.

B. The plates clattered and fell to the floor.

• A

• B

Is the following sentence simple, compound, complex or compound/complex?

Noah peered into the bottle, but, although Diane kept trying to explain it to him, he couldn’t figure out what coconut aminos were.

• Simple

• Compound

• Complex

• Compound/Complex

Choose the simple sentence.

A. The robot rolled towards Adam.

B. Adam ran as quickly as he could; a robot was rolling towards him.

• A

• B

Is the following sentence simple, compound, complex or compound/complex?

Since his pet parakeet flew away, Giovanni didn’t know how he was going to spend his Saturday.

• Simple

• Compound

• Complex

• Compound/Complex