Which sentence is a compound sentence?

• Anna ate a large turkey sandwich before going to school.

• When the movie started, the audience got quiet.

• Sybil is able to calculate the median in math, she taught me how to do it.

• Brenda went to the library, and she checked out twelve books about the Civil War.

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She watched the game, and she also began playing it.

• simple
• compound
• complex

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There are many ways to apply color to blown glass, one of them involves rolling molten glass in powdered color or larger pieces of colored glass called frit. Complex patterns with great detail can be created through the use of colored rods, which can be arranged in a pattern on a flat surface and then "picked up" by rolling a bubble of molten glass over them. One of the most exacting and complicated color techniques being "reticello," which involves creating two bubbles from cane, each twisted in a different direction.

• rods that

• rods. They

• rods, they

• rods. These rods

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Punctuate this sentence:

allysen was very hungry so he ate two bowls of noodles

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A compound sentence is a sentence that connects two independent clauses, typically with a coordinating conjunction like and or but.

• True

• False

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Which Is A Compound Sentence

• My friend is funny.

• We are deciding weather to go on the bus or the car.

• Margarita doesn't like pasta, nor does she like tomatoes.

• We are going to China.

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I will make some popcorn, so I can have a snack

• compound

• complex

• simple

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The girls will go to the gym, but the boys will stay in the cafeteria for the meetings.

• simple
• compound
• complex

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Which of the following sentences properly uses punctuation?

• My dog is always happy but recently he's been down I'm worried he's injured.

• My dog is always happy, but recently he's been down I'm worried he's injured.

• My dog is always happy but recently he's been down. I'm worried he's injured.

• My dog is always happy, but recently he's been down. I'm worried he's injured.

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The elephant crushed the display. We have to make a new one.

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