LA II Reg Complete Thought Practice

Identify the independent clause in the sentence: Gale Hawthorne will set up early for the picnic as long as you promise to bring the sandwhiches.

• Gale Hawthorne will set up early for the picnic
• Gale Hawthorne will set up early
• Gale Hawthorne will set up early for the picnic as long as you promise to bring the sandwhiches.
• as long as you promise to bring the sandwhiches.

Identify the independent clause in the sentence: Vincent Crabbe's pet lizard hid under the couch.

• Vincent Crabbe
• Vincent Crabbe's pet lizard
• Vincent Crabbe's pet lizard hid
• Vincent Crabbe's pet lizard hid under the couch.

Identify the independent clause in the sentence: Peter Pettigrew knew it was worthwhile to wait in line.

• Peter Pettigrew
• Peter Pettigrew knew
• Peter Pettigrew knew it was worthwhile
• Peter Pettigrew knew it was worthwhile to wait in line.

Identify the independent clause in the sentence: Missy was severely allergic to cats, which is why she avoided Matt's house.

• Missy was severely allergic to cats
• severely allergic to cats
• which is why she avoided Matt's house.
• Missy was severely allergic to cats, which is why she avoided Matt's house.

Identify the independent clause in the sentence: I don't often attend the school plays.

• I don't often
• I don't often attend
• I don't often attend the school plays.
• the school plays.

Identify the independent clause(s) in the sentence: Baily Stevenson couldn't have been any clearer: we're not allowed to ride our jetpacks to school.

• Baily Stevenson could'nt have been any clearer
• Couldn't have been any clearer
• we're not allowed to ride out jetpacks to school
• ride our jetpacks to school

Identify the independent clause(s) in the sentence: Peeta Mellark usually plays frisbee on Saturday; however, he is out of town this weekend.

• Peeta Mellark usually plays frisbee
• Peeta Mellark usually plays frisbee on Saturday
• however, he is out of town this weekend
• he is out of town this weekend

Identify the independent clause(s) in the sentence: Rafiki had some extra time on Sunday, so he decided to knit me a sweater.

• Rafiki had some extra time on Sunday
• so he decided to knit me a sweater.
• he decided to knit me a sweater.
• knit me a sweater.

Identify the independent clause(s) in the sentence: Cedrick Diggory keeps his diary inside his sock drawer.

• Cedrick Diggory
• Cedrick Diggory keeps his diary inside his sock drawer.
• inside his sock drawer.
• keeps his diary

Identify the dependent clause in the sentence: Baily Stevenson knit some fuzzy sweaters, which she planned to give as holiday gifts.

• Baily Stevenson knit some fuzzy sweaters
• some fuzzy sweaters
• which she planned to give as holiday gifts.
• planned to give as holiday gifts.