DURAND/VOLK 8TH GRADE TEST

Name Dependent (Subordinate) and Independent Clauses Identify the boldfaced clause in the sentence. If you like chocolate, you'll like this Christmas yule log cake.

• A. dependent clause

• B. independent clause

Name Dependent (Subordinate) and Independent Clauses Identify the boldfaced clause in the sentence. Although he studied hard, he was still worried about taking the test.

• A. dependent clause

• B. independent clause

Name Dependent (Subordinate) and Independent Clauses Identify the boldfaced clause in the sentence. We ordered dessert even though we were full.

• A. dependent clause

• B. independent clause

Name Dependent (Subordinate) and Independent Clauses Identify the boldfaced clause in the sentence. I chose the dog calendar, which had cute pictures of puppies on it.

• A. dependent clause

• B. independent clause

Name Dependent (Subordinate) and Independent Clauses Identify the boldfaced clause in the sentence. When my grandparents visit for Christmas, we always take them to Stockholm Inn.

• A. dependent clause

• B. independent clause

Adjective and Adverb Clauses Identify the boldfaced subordinate clause as an adjective or adverb. Whenever the weather is cold, my dad likes to build fires in the fireplace.

• A. adjective clause

• B. adverb clause

Adjective and Adverb Clauses Identify the boldfaced subordinate clause as an adjective or adverb. Because Christmas is my favorite holiday, I start listening to Christmas music in November.

• A. adjective clause

• B. adverb clause

Adjective and Adverb Clauses Identify the boldfaced subordinate clause as an adjective or adverb. The ballerina whom you admire is appearing in the The Nutcracker ballet.

• A. adjective clause

• B. adverb clause

Adjective and Adverb Clauses Identify the boldfaced subordinate clause as an adjective or adverb. We will open presents after we eat dinner.

• A. adjective clause

• B. adverb clause

Adjective and Adverb Clauses Identify the boldfaced subordinate clause as an adjective or adverb. I just met Ryan, who is from Cincinnati, Ohio.

• A. adjective clause

• B. adverb clause