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Total questions: 37
Worksheet time: 26mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Today I have an English quiz, and I must turn in the outline for my project.
a)
simple sentence
b)
complex sentence
c)
compound sentence
2.
I had to read a short story, and I had to write a paragraph for homework last night.
a)
simple sentence
b)
complex sentence
c)
compound sentence
3.
If I finish my project tonight, may I go to my friend's house tomorrow night?
a)
simple sentence
b)
complex sentence
c)
compound sentence
4.
I need to finish writing this story, but I'd rather read this book.
a)
simple sentence
b)
complex sentence
c)
compound sentence
5.
We could eat a salad for lunch, or we could eat a hamburger and fries.
a)
simple sentence
b)
complex sentence
c)
compound sentence
6.
What two things make a sentence?
a)
Subject (noun) + Verb
b)
Subject + Noun
c)
Subject (noun) + Adjective
d)
Verb + Adverb
7.
Bailey waited for the train
a)
Simple
b)
Compound
c)
Complex
8.
Caleb joined the basketball team
a)
Simple
b)
Compound
c)
Complex
9.
Sophia passed out papers, so I didn't have to worry about anyone not getting a copy
a)
Simple
b)
Compound
c)
Complex
10.
Fill in the blank with the best coordinating conjunction:
I want to sleep in, _____ I have to go to school.
I want to sleep in, _____ I have to go to school.
a)
or
b)
but
c)
nor
d)
and
11.
Fill in the blank with the best subordinating conjunction:
___________ to win money, you must write the best poem.
___________ to win money, you must write the best poem.
a)
In order to
b)
So that
c)
Since
d)
Although
12.
Fill in the blank with the best subordinating conjunction:
___________ you wrote the best poem, you win the prize money.
___________ you wrote the best poem, you win the prize money.
a)
In order to
b)
So that
c)
Since
d)
Although
13.
What is the interjection in the sentence below?
The best city in Minnesota is ... err... Chatfield!
The best city in Minnesota is ... err... Chatfield!
a)
err
b)
best
c)
city
d)
Minnesota
14.
What is the interjection in the sentence below?
Yippee! I won the poetry contest.
Yippee! I won the poetry contest.
a)
Yippee
b)
I won
c)
poetry
d)
contest
15.
Incorrect or Correct?
I like birds, fish, and cats.
I like birds, fish, and cats.
a)
Correct
b)
Incorrect
16.
Incorrect or Correct?
After, I am done with my poem I can come to hang out.
After, I am done with my poem I can come to hang out.
a)
Correct
b)
Incorrect
17.
Incorrect or Correct?
My dad, who is 64 is not coming to the, party.
My dad, who is 64 is not coming to the, party.
a)
Correct
b)
Incorrect
18.
Is the following a complete sentence or a sentence fragment?
Zoologists call the American buffalo a bison.
Zoologists call the American buffalo a bison.
a)
Sentence
b)
Sentence Fragment
19.
Is the following a complete sentence or a sentence fragment?
May weigh up to three thousand pounds.
May weigh up to three thousand pounds.
a)
Sentence
b)
Sentence Fragment
20.
Is the following a complete sentence or a sentence fragment?
Live in herds and feed on grass.
Live in herds and feed on grass.
a)
Sentence
b)
Sentence Fragment
21.
Is the following a complete sentence or a sentence fragment?
Once roamed across North America.
Once roamed across North America.
a)
Sentence
b)
Sentence Fragment
22.
Is the following a complete sentence or a sentence fragment?
In 1850, there were still about twenty million bison.
In 1850, there were still about twenty million bison.
a)
Sentence
b)
Sentence Fragment
23.
Is the following a complete sentence or a sentence fragment?
By 1890, bison were almost extinct.
By 1890, bison were almost extinct.
a)
Sentence
b)
Sentence Fragment
24.
Is the following a complete sentence or a sentence fragment?
Didn't kill all those bison.
Didn't kill all those bison.
a)
Sentence
b)
Sentence Fragment
25.
Is the following a complete sentence or a sentence fragment?
Now, more than thirty thousand.
Now, more than thirty thousand.
a)
Sentence
b)
Sentence Fragment
26.
Is the following a complete sentence or a sentence fragment?
Bison were difficult to hunt on foot.
Bison were difficult to hunt on foot.
a)
Sentence
b)
Sentence Fragment
27.
Is the following a complete sentence or a sentence fragment?
The horse and the gun changed Plains Indian life.
The horse and the gun changed Plains Indian life.
a)
Sentence
b)
Sentence Fragment
28.
Is the following a complete sentence or a sentence fragment?
Moved from camp to camp.
Moved from camp to camp.
a)
Sentence
b)
Sentence Fragment
29.
Is the following a complete sentence or a sentence fragment?
sometime in the year 1600, Plains Indians began to use horses.
sometime in the year 1600, Plains Indians began to use horses.
a)
Sentence
b)
Sentence Fragment
30.
Is the following a complete sentence or a sentence fragment?
Brought to America by the Spanish.
Brought to America by the Spanish.
a)
Sentence
b)
Sentence Fragment
31.
Is the following a complete sentence or a sentence fragment?
Wild herds of mustangs in the American West.
Wild herds of mustangs in the American West.
a)
Sentence
b)
Sentence Fragment
32.
Is the following a complete sentence or a sentence fragment?
The word "Mustang" may come from the Spanish word meaning "ownerless horses."
The word "Mustang" may come from the Spanish word meaning "ownerless horses."
a)
Sentence
b)
Sentence Fragment
33.
Is the following a complete sentence or a sentence fragment?
Bronco another Spanish word.
Bronco another Spanish word.
a)
Sentence
b)
Sentence Fragment
34.
Is the following a complete sentence or a sentence fragment?
Some people call any bad-tempered horse a bronco.
Some people call any bad-tempered horse a bronco.
a)
Sentence
b)
Sentence Fragment
35.
Is the following a complete sentence or a sentence fragment?
Also another word for mustang.
Also another word for mustang.
a)
Sentence
b)
Sentence Fragment
36.
Is the following a complete sentence or a sentence fragment?
Descendants of wild mustangs are still used to herd cattle.
Descendants of wild mustangs are still used to herd cattle.
a)
Sentence
b)
Sentence Fragment
37.
Is the following a complete sentence or a sentence fragment?
Broncos, or broncs, in rodeo competitions.
Broncos, or broncs, in rodeo competitions.
a)
Sentence
b)
Sentence Fragment
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