Quiz for Clauses

NAME: SURNAME, FIRST NAME, MIDDLE INITIAL

Instructions: Read each sentence and identify the type of clause(s) present. Write “I” for independent clause and “D” for dependent clause.

1. Although she was tired, she finished her homework.

Instructions: Read each sentence and identify the type of clause(s) present. Write “I” for independent clause and “D” for dependent clause.

2. I enjoy walking to school when the weather is nice.

Instructions: Read each sentence and identify the type of clause(s) present. Write “I” for independent clause and “D” for dependent clause.

3. Because the rain stopped, we went for a hike.

Instructions: Read each sentence and identify the type of clause(s) present. Write “I” for independent clause and “D” for dependent clause.

4. He passed the test, which was a surprise to everyone.

Instructions: Combine the following pairs of sentences into one sentence using the appropriate conjunctions.

1. She loves to read. She goes to the library every week.

Instructions: Combine the following pairs of sentences into one sentence using the appropriate conjunctions.

2. The sun was setting. He finally reached the peak of the mountain.

Instructions: Combine the following pairs of sentences into one sentence using the appropriate conjunctions.

3. I will call you. I get home.

Instructions: Combine the following pairs of sentences into one sentence using the appropriate conjunctions.

4. The cake must be cooled. It can be frosted.

Instructions: Use the given clauses to create a complete sentence. Add punctuation where necessary.

1. after the movie ended — we went out for ice cream