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Is the following clause INDEPENDENT or SUBORDINATE?
Luke and Millie ate all of my chocolate chip cookies!  

• INDEPENDENT
• SUBORDINATE

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What is the DEPENDENT clause in the following sentence?
Since fourth grade, she'd kept a running list of them and liked to reread it to see if she could get the stories to go further in her head. 

• She'd kept a running list of them and liked to reread it to see if she could get the stories to go further in her head.
• Since fourth grade,

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Identify the participial phrase.
The hummingbird, flitting quickly from flower to flower, held my attention for several minutes.

• flitting quickly from flower to flower
• held my attention

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Why don't we keep ..... touch?

• in
• to
• with
• at

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Is the following underlined part a phrase or a clause?

Hiding under the table, the dog knew he was bad.

• Phrase

• Clause

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Find the adjective clause.

Ms. Walsh, who is an Irish musician, teaches at our school.

• Ms. Walsh teaches at our school

• who is an Irish musician

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Is the underlined clause DEPENDENT or INDEPENDENT?

Now that we have moved to a new state, we are much happier.

• DEPENDENT

• INDEPENDENT

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I like playing Quizizz quizzes, but I don't like losing.

• simple sentence

• complex sentence

• compound sentence

• compound complex sentence

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What type of trigger word begins an adverb subordinate clause?

• relative pronouns

• subordinating conjunctions

• noun clause trigger words

• reflexive pronouns

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Uses a towel to dry the car.

• Comma Splice

• Complete Sentence

• Fragment

• Run-on

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