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Clauses and Sentence Structure Test Review

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 13mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Block traffic in the street

a)

Phrase

b)

Clause

2.

The flowers are pretty

a)

Phrase

b)

Clause

3.

The cold rain in London

a)

Phrase

b)

Clause

4.

The girl sat on the bench

a)

Phrase

b)

Clause

5.

Songs have been sung for many centuries

a)

Phrase

b)

Clause

6.

Identify the adjectival dependent clause: Sally, whose nickname is "Bert," is a great artist.

a)

Sally, whose nickname

b)

whose nickname is "Bert"

c)

"Bert," is

d)

is a great artist

7.

Identify the adjectival dependent clause: Her artwork, which gets a lot of attention, is sold in a local gallery.

a)

which gets a lot of attention

b)

is sold in

c)

her serve

d)

a local gallery

8.

Identify the adjectival dependent clause: There are a lot of people in our town who buy her artwork from the gallery.

a)

There are a lot of people in our town

b)

people in our town

c)

who buy her artwork from the gallery

d)

from the gallery

9.

Identify the adjectival dependent clause: Her sculptures are ones that will win several awards.

a)

Her sculptures

b)

sculptures are ones

c)

that will win several awards

d)

several awards

10.

Identify the adjectival dependent clause: Bert's sculptures, which are highly praised, are second only to her paintings.

a)

Bert's sculptures

b)

which are highly praised

c)

are second only

d)

to her paintings

11.

Identify the adverbial dependent clause: My friend Sally wants to move to Canada because she loves cold weather.

a)

My friend Sally

b)

wants to move to Canada

c)

because she loves cold weather

d)

loves cold weather

12.

Identify the adverbial dependent clause: After she finishes school, Sally wants to attend the University of Ottawa.

a)

After she finishes school

b)

Sally wants to attend

c)

wants to

d)

attend the University of Ottawa

13.

Identify the adverbial dependent clause: Sally will be happy in Canada as long as there is snow on the ground.

a)

Sally will be happy

b)

in Canada as long

c)

there is snow

d)

as long as there is snow on the ground

14.

Identify the adverbial dependent clause: She always runs the air conditioner in her house so that it stays cold all the time.

a)

always runs

b)

the air conditioner in her house

c)

so that it stays cold all the time

d)

all the time

15.

Identify the adverbial dependent clause: She does not usually wear a jacket in the snow because she is used to the cold weather.

a)

She does not usually

b)

wear a jacket in the snow

c)

because she is used to the cold weather

d)

to the cold weather.

16.

Identify the sentence type: She practices her basketball moves whenever she has time.

a)

Simple

b)

Compound

c)

Complex

17.

Identify the sentence type: Daniel washed and dried the dishes every night.

a)

Simple

b)

Compound

c)

Complex

18.

Identify the sentence type: The pot roast was gross, but the vegetables were yummy.

a)

Simple

b)

Compound

c)

Complex

19.

Identify the sentence type: Let's go clean our rooms before we go to school.

a)

Simple

b)

Compound

c)

Complex

20.

Identify the sentence type: Bert and I went shopping at the Galleria.

a)

Simple

b)

Compound

c)

Complex

21.

Determine if the sentence has a misplaced modifier or if it is correct. : My friend chose Carpenetti's, which is the best pizza place in town.

a)

Misplaced Modifier

b)

Correct

22.

Determine if the sentence has a misplaced modifier or if it is correct. : The store is the Piggly Wiggly grocery where milk will be sold.

a)

Misplaced Modifier

b)

Correct

23.

Determine if the sentence has a misplaced modifier or if it is correct. : Anyone who is buying a lunch must have money in their account.

a)

Misplaced Modifier

b)

Correct

24.

Determine if the sentence has a misplaced modifier or if it is correct. : Shirts will not be allowed on boys that are not tucked in.

a)

Misplaced Modifier

b)

Correct

25.

Determine if the sentence has a misplaced modifier or if it is correct. : The title of the next book that I will read is Scarlet by Marissa Meyer.

a)

Misplaced Modifier

b)

Correct