True/False
Indicate whether the sentence or statement is true
or false.
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C.12
“I am going to run with Samantha and Sheryl tonight.”
“I don’t know if we are went to
the mall or to the race first.”
“Will
either Paul or Peter eat the pie?”
Each of the above sentences contain the same type of
conjunctions.
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Multiple Choice
Identify the
letter of the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.
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A.12
What connects two parts of a sentence? a. | a conjunction | d. | a conjunctive noun | b. | a conjunctive
adverb | e. | None of the
above | c. | a correlative conjunction | | | | |
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B.12
“I like neither birds nor fish.”
What type of conjunctive is in this sentence? a. | coordinating | c. | correlative | b. | conjunctive adverb | d. | None of the above | | | | |
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4.
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B.12
“I like neither birds nor fish.”
What type of conjunctive is in this sentence? a. | nor | c. | neither | b. | like | d. | Both A and B | | | | |
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B.12
“I like football, I also like other sports.”
What does the conjunction in this sentence join
together? a. | “football” and “sports” | c. | “I like football” and “sports are enjoyable to
me.” | b. | “like football” and “other sports
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does not contain a conjunction. | | | | |
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6.
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B.12
“Roger wondered if the clown and the elephant came tonight.”
What type of conjunction is in this sentence? a. | correlative | c. | coordinating | b. | conjunctive adverb | d. | None of the above | | | | |
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B.12
“Susie asked her mother if she can watch television and eat
popcorn.”
What are adverbs are contained in this
sentence? a. | asked | c. | behaved | b. | watch | d. | None of the above | | | | |
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8.
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C.12
“I love ice cream and cherries.”
How do you know what type of conjunctive is in this
sentence? a. | The conjunctives
in this sentence connects two different phrases. This indicates that the conjunctive is
correlative. | d. | The conjunctive
in this sentence connects two different phrases. This indicates that the conjunctive in this is a
coordinating conjunction. | b. | The conjunctive in this sentence connects two simple sentences
to form a compound sentence. This indicates that the sentence contains a conjunctive
adverb. | e. | This sentence
does not contain a conjunctive. | c. | The conjunctive in this sentence connects two different nouns.
This indicates that the conjunctive in this is a coordinating conjunction. | | | | |
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9.
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C.12
“I like neither birds nor fish.”
How do you know what type of conjunctive is in this
sentence? a. | The conjunctives
in this sentence connects two different phrases. This indicates that the conjunctive is
correlative. | d. | The conjunctive
in this sentence connects words in the sentence with a pair of conjunctions. This indicates that the
conjunctives in this are correlative conjunctions. | b. | The conjunctive
in this sentence connects two simple sentences to form a compound sentence. This indicates that the
sentence contains a conjunctive adverb. | e. | This sentence does not contain a
conjunctive.
| c. | The conjunctive
in this sentence connects two different nouns. This indicates that the conjunctive in this is a
coordinating conjunction. | | | | |
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C.12
“I like flying; therefore, planes are enjoyable to me.”
How do you know what type of conjunctive is in this
sentence? a. | The conjunctives
in this sentence connects two different phrases. This indicates that the conjunctive is
correlative. | d. | The conjunctive
in this sentence connects two different nouns. This indicates that the conjunctive in this is a
coordinating conjunction. | b. | The conjunctive in this sentence connects words in the sentence
with a pair of conjunctions. This indicates that the conjunctives in this are correlative
conjunctions. | e. | This sentence
does not contain a conjunctive.
| c. | The conjunctive
in this sentence connects two simple sentences to form a compound sentence. This indicates that the
sentence contains a conjunctive adverb. | | | | |
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