Compound Sentences

Is this a compound sentence? "Although I am hungry, I'm not going to eat.

• Yes

• No

Which conjunction would be best here: "I'm hungry, ___ I'm going to eat."

• yet

• but

• so

• nor

Which conjunction would be best here? "I wanted to get up early, ____ my alarm didn't go off."

• so

• but

• and

• yet

Is this a compound sentence? "Walter was a bad boy at the beginning, but at the end he changed."

• Yes

• No

Which sentences is punctuated correctly?

• She wanted the jacket but she didn't want to pay for it.

• She wanted the jacket but, she didn't want to pay for it.

• She wanted the jacket, but she didn't want to pay for it.

• She wanted, the jacket but she didn't want to pay for it.

Which conjunction works best here? "Martha wanted the jacket, ____ she went and asked her grandpa for the money."

• so

• but

• nor

• yet

Is this a compound sentence? "I went to the store because I needed to buy stuff for dinner."

• yes

• no

Which sentence uses the correct conjunction?

• Athene was angry, yet she turned Arachne into a spider.

• Athene was angry, but she turned Arachne into a spider.

• Athene was angry, or she turned Arachne into a spider.

• Athene was angry, so she turned Arachne into a spider.

Which conjunctions fits this sentence? "You can do your homework, ___ you can ignore it and play video games."

• so

• or

• but

• and

How well do you understand compound sentences?

• I got it!

• I need a little more practice

• I'm still really confused