English 2 Final Exam

Sentence is …

• group of sentences that consist of independent and dependent clauses

• group of sentences that consist only of independent clause

• group of words consist of subject, predicate, object, and adverb

• group of words consist of minimally subject and verb

Sentence (you have learned in this semester) is divided into …

• Dependent – independent

• Independent - dependent - clause

• Simple - Compound - Complex - Verbal - Nominal

• Simple - Compound - Complex - Compound-Complex

An independent clause is a clause that …

• is meaningful, and it can stand alone

• is sometimes meaningful, but it can't stand alone

• isn’t meaningful, and it can’t stand alone

• is sometimes not meaningful, but it can stand alone

A dependent clause is a clause that …

• is meaningful, and it can stand alone

• is sometimes meaningful, but it can't stand alone

• isn’t meaningful, and it can’t stand alone

• is sometimes not meaningful, but it can stand alone

Complete the gap with an appropriate conjunction

“Wizi is a cheerful person, ___ when he is very stressed, he is very serious”.

• or

• but

• so

• nor

Complete the gap with an appropriate conjunction

“My friend arrives late ___ his motorcycle has to be fixed”.

• for

• so

• although

• because

Complete the gap with an appropriate conjunction

“She came to class; ___, she was sick.”

• for

• so

• even though

• because

Complete the gap with an appropriate conjunction

“I can’t get the things you want, ___ can she.”

• for

• so

• nor

• or

Complete the gap with an appropriate conjunction. Use “ – “ sign to differentiate.

“___ I paid attention to the English class, I got a ten on the exam and I was calm  ___ happy”.

• Although – in addition

• if - and

• since - furthermore

• because - also

“She likes to cook after school”

The sentence belongs to …

• simple sentence

• compound sentence

• complex sentence

• compound-complex sentence