Coordinating & Subordinating Conjunctions Check (graded)

Identify the following: Xavier wants cake.

• sentence

• sentence fragment

The subject in a sentence is always a noun or a ____________.

• verb

• pronoun

• adjective

• conjunction

All complete sentences must have a subject (noun or pronoun) and a ________________________.

• predicate (noun)

• preposition (verb)

• subordinating conjunction

• predicate (verb)

Identify the following: There are too many people crowded into the mall.

• sentence fragment

• compound sentence

• complete sentence

Identify the following: He wants to.

• sentence fragment

• complete sentence

• compound sentence

Identify the following: Because it was getting late, Easton decided to go home.

• compound sentence

• dependent clause

• complex sentence

• sentence fragment

A(n) _____________________ clause CAN stand alone.

• dependent

• complex

• independent

• compound

In the following sentence: The boys at the park played all day since they were on Spring Break. "Since" is a:

• coordinating conjunction

• complex sentence

• subordinating conjunction

• verb

Although there were only 2 cupcakes left, Myron ate both. Although there were only 2 cupcakes left is a(n):

• complex sentence

• independent clause

• compound sentence

• dependent clause

Identify the following: Anna enjoys playing the piano in her spare time, and she also likes going to the museum with her grandmother.

• dependent clause

• compound sentence (has 2 independent clauses joined by a coordinating conjunction)

• coordinating conjunction

• complex sentence (has a dependent and independent clause with a subordinating conjunction)