Compound Subject Quiz
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A compound subject is when two or more subjects are connected by a ____.
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Connecting verb
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Duct tape
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Super glue
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Conjunction
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The 'Compound Subject Quiz' assesses understanding of English grammar, focusing on identifying and using compound subjects. Participants answer questions about conjunctions and analyze sentences to identify compound subjects, enhancing their grammatical skills.
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What is the compound subject in the following sentence?"Mortimer and Macallister hopped over the fence and ate some chili.
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Mortimer
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Hopped over
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Mortimer and Macallister
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Fence and ate some chili
Correct Answer
A. Mortimer and MacallisterExplanation
The compound subject in the sentence is "Mortimer and Macallister." This is because the sentence is talking about two individuals, Mortimer and Macallister, who performed the action of hopping over the fence and eating some chili.Rate this question:
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The following word(s) could be a compound subject:"A flock of birds"
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True
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False
Correct Answer
A. FalseExplanation
The word "flock" is a collective noun, which refers to a group of birds. In this case, "flock" is the subject of the sentence, not "birds." Therefore, "A flock of birds" is not a compound subject.Rate this question:
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Compound subjects are ____ subject(s) connected by a ____.
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One;Connecting verb
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Two or more; Connecting verb
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One; Conjunction
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Two or more; Conjunction
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A. Two or more; ConjunctionExplanation
Compound subjects are two or more subjects connected by a conjunction. A compound subject is formed when two or more subjects are joined together with a coordinating conjunction such as "and", "or", or "but". This conjunction connects the subjects, indicating that they are both part of the subject of the sentence.Rate this question:
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What is the compound subject in the following sentence:"Obama and his dog went for a walk last Saturday."
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Obama and his dogExplanation
The compound subject in the given sentence is "Obama and his dog." A compound subject is formed when two or more subjects share the same verb in a sentence. In this case, both "Obama" and "his dog" are the subjects of the verb "went." Therefore, "Obama and his dog" is the compound subject in the sentence.Rate this question:
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