A Quiz About Independent And Dependent Clauses!
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In this quiz, we’ll be learning about independent and dependent clauses. Dependent clauses, in case you are unaware, are groups of words containing a subject and verb, but which do not express a complete thought. Do you know the difference between them? Let’s find out.
- 1.
- A.
Independent Clause
- B.
Dependent Clause
- 2.Mail was carried by ships.
- A.
Independent Clause
- B.
Dependent Clause
- 3.Because today's mail travels so slowly.
- A.
Independent Clause
- B.
Dependent Clause
- 4.The pony express riders would often ride throughout the night.
- A.
Independent Clause
- B.
Dependent Clause
- 5.While they were called pony boys.
- A.
Independent Clause
- B.
Dependent Clause
- 6.When they carried the mail.
- A.
Independent Clause
- B.
Dependent Clause
- 7.Because fuel is so expensive.
- A.
Independent Clause
- B.
Dependent Clause
- 8.The pony express just might be revived.
- A.
Independent Clause
- B.
Dependent Clause
- 9.Though nobody knew the trip's length.
- A.
Independent Clause
- B.
Dependent Clause
- 10.A rider traveled a great distance before he stopped for the night.
- A.
Independent Clause
- B.
Dependent Clause
- 11.Since our mail delivery is so slow.
- A.
Independent Clause
- B.
Dependent Clause
- 12.Before the letter arrived by pony express.
- A.
Independent Clause
- B.
Dependent Clause
- 13.During summer vacation, students could sign up to ride for the pony express.
- A.
Independent Clause
- B.
Dependent Clause
- 14.It would be fun.
- A.
Independent Clause
- B.
Dependent Clause
- 15.While another letter will be delivered by the postal system.
- A.
Independent Clause
- B.
Dependent Clause
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