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AWUBIS PRACTICE

Total questions: 23

Worksheet time: 23mins

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Class
Date
1.

An independent clause is a

a)

sentence fragment

b)

complete sentence

c)

incomplete thought

d)

subordinating conjunction

2.

Select all the independent clauses.

a)

Hester Prynne accepted her fate

b)

Accepting her fate

c)

Arthur Dimmesdale lived the life of a liar

d)

Living the life of a liar

3.

A dependent clause

a)

has a subject and verb but is not a complete thought.

b)

has a subject but no verb.

c)

has a verb but no subject.

d)

is the same as a complete sentence.

4.

Select all the dependent clauses below

a)

Since he had evil intentions

b)

Chillingworth had evil intentions

c)

Since Chillingworth had evil intentions, readers don't really like him

d)

Because he had once loved Hester

5.

Because he wrote a romance

a)

Independent clause

b)

Dependent clause

6.

What is the subordinating conjunction in the following sentence?

Because he loved her once, Chillingworth might have had some good qualities.

a)

once

b)

might

c)

had

d)

because

7.

When Pearl talked with her mother, she often worried and hurt Hester's feelings.

a)

Complete, complex sentence

b)

Dependent clause

c)

Incomplete sentence

d)

Compound sentence

8.

Which complex sentence is puncuated correctly?

a)

Hester was lonely, because of her ignominy.

b)

Hester was lonely because of her ignominy.

9.

Check all sentences that have correct structure.

a)

Because she had committed a moral crime, Hester was publicly punished.

b)

Hester was punished, because she committed a moral crime.

c)

Until Dimmesdale admitted his guilt, he was a miserable man.

d)

Dimmesdale was a miserable man until he admitted his guilt.

10.

Select the sentence fragments (none have ending punctuation.)

a)

Because Hester never cried

b)

Hester seemed strong because she never cried

c)

Walking in the woods was a favorite pastime for Hester and Pearl

d)

After Dimmesdale admitted his guilt

11.

Adding what would make this a compound sentence?

"Sally likes to run"

a)

a coordinating conjunction and an independent clause

b)

a subordinating conjunction

c)

nothing

d)

a comma

12.

Make this sentence a compound sentence:

"Mark went to the park yesterday..."

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13.

Select the answer option that would make this sentence a compound sentence:

"Jack likes to swim early in the mornings..."

a)

, and he likes to jog sometimes too!

b)

before he gets his coffee.

c)

because he enjoys swimming when the sun is out.

d)

and he likes to jog sometimes too!

14.

FANBOYS are which type of conjunction?

a)

Coordinating

b)

Subordinating

15.

AWUBIS is what type of conjunction?

a)

Coordinating

b)

Subordinating

16.

What USUALLY and ALMOST ALWAYS goes before a coordinating conjunction in a compound sentence?

a)

another conjunction

b)

a comma

c)

quotation marks

d)

parenthesis

17.

What two things does a simple/ complete sentence/ independent clause have?

a)

a subject (noun) and predicate (verb)

b)

only a subject (noun)

c)

only the predicate (verb)

d)

a conjunction and a subject (noun)

18.

What is the pronoun in this compound sentence?:

"Jason likes to run, and he likes to dance".

a)

Jason

b)

likes

c)

dance

d)

he

19.

What is this sentence missing?:

"Anna likes to eat apples, but she also likes oranges".

a)

another coordinating conjunction

b)

a semicolon

c)

nothing

d)

a predicate (verb)

20.

What is this complex sentence missing?:

"Before she went to the grocery store she went to the mall"

a)

a comma after the word before

b)

a comma after store

c)

a comma after grocery

d)

a question mark at the end of mall

21.

Which of the following is a subordinating conjunction?

a)

And

b)

Before

c)

Nor

d)

So

22.

Is this sentence correct?:

"While she waited for her car to be repaired, she went and got a sandwich."

a)

yes

b)

no

23.

Is this sentence correct?:

"She went to the store because she needed to get ketchup."

a)

yes

b)

no