The Simpsons Teach Sentence Structure (Notes)

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5 points

Which of the following is an aaawwubbis word?

begin

wild

before

serious

1 point

Complex sentences are made from an independent clause AND a dependent clause.

5 points

Marge is an example of:

an independent clause

a dependent clause

neither

5 points

The following is which type of sentence?

Bart would rather be skateboarding, but he has to go to school.

simple

compound

complex

none of the above

5 points

When Homer and Marge are together, they form a ______________ sentence.

simple

compound

complex

run-on

5 points

Coordinating Conjunctions (FANBOYS) connect:

two dependent clauses

two independent clauses

two subjects

two verbs

5 points

Marge + Marge =

Complex Sentence

Simple Sentence

Compound Sentence

Fragment

5 points

Which of the following is a COMPLEX sentence?

Homer and Marge have two children, Bart and Lisa.

Bart wants to go skateboarding, but he has to go to school.

Lisa and Marge go to the grocery store.

Homer was nobody until he met Marge.

5 points

Homer begins with a ________________ word.

specific

proper noun

aaawwubbis

proof

10.

2 points

Homer (dependent) + Marge (independent) requires a comma.

True

False

11.

2 points

When Marge (independent) begins the complex sentence, NO COMMA is needed.

True

False

12.

5 points

Homer represents:

an independent clause

a dependent clause

a sentence

a conjunction

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