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Q. 1
In a compound-complex sentence, what do multiple independent clauses allow for?
A
Creating run-on sentences
B
Eliminating conjunctions
C
Expressing complex ideas
D
Forming only dependent clauses
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Q. 2
What should be avoided to prevent a comma splice in a compound sentence?
A
Separating independent clauses with only a comma
B
Using a semicolon
C
Using coordinating conjunctions
D
Using subordinating conjunctions
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Q. 3
What makes an independent clause different from a dependent clause in a complex sentence?
A
Dependent clauses express complete thoughts
B
Dependent clauses always come first in the sentence
C
Independent clauses cannot stand alone
D
Independent clauses always contain subordinating conjunctions
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Q. 4
Which conjunction indicates contrast between two independent clauses in a compound sentence?
A
so
B
and
C
nor
D
but
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Q. 5
Which conjunction connects the independent clauses in the sentence: "They went shopping, and they bought groceries for the week."
A
"Shopping"
B
"And"
C
"Groceries"
D
"For"
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Q. 6
In a complex sentence, what does the dependent clause do?
A
Stands alone as a complete sentence
B
Provides additional information
C
Expresses the main idea
D
Connects two independent clauses
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Q. 7
How do complex sentences differ from compound sentences?
A
Compound sentences have only one clause
B
Complex sentences have more conjunctions
C
Compound sentences contain only dependent clauses
D
Complex sentences contain at least one dependent clause
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Q. 8
Identify the dependent clause in the sentence: "After they finished the project, they celebrated their success."
A
"After they finished the project"
B
"They finished the project"
C
"They celebrated their success"
D
"After"
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Q. 9
Which sentence below is an example of a complex sentence?
A
"While she studied, he played games."
B
"The cat sat quietly."
C
"He ran fast."
D
"They laughed and danced."
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Q. 10
Which of the following sentence types primarily focuses on expressing commands or directives?
A
Declarative sentence
B
Optative sentence
C
Interrogative sentence
D
Imperative sentence
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Q. 11
Differentiate between a wh-question and a yes/no question.
A
Wh-questions seek specific information; yes/no questions require confirmation or denial.
B
Wh-questions seek confirmation; yes/no questions seek specific details.
C
Wh-questions seek specific details; yes/no questions seek agreement.
D
Wh-questions seek general information; yes/no questions seek options.
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Q. 12
What does a compound-complex sentence allow writers to do?
A
Simplify ideas
B
Present only independent clauses
C
Formulate only dependent clauses
D
Provide additional information and express relationships between ideas
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Q. 13
What is the primary function of a simple sentence in writing?
A
To provide a clear and direct statement
B
To introduce dependent clauses
C
To convey complex ideas
D
To express multiple thoughts
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Q. 14
What happens when two independent clauses are joined without proper conjunction or punctuation in a compound sentence?
A
Clause convergence
B
Comma splice
C
Parallelism
D
Fragmentation
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Q. 15
Which structure represents a simple sentence?
A
"After finishing homework, she watched TV."
B
"Because it was cold, they stayed inside."
C
"They laughed and danced."
D
"He reads books."
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Q. 16
What role does a dependent clause play in a compound-complex sentence?
A
Conveys the main idea
B
Completes the sentence
C
Connects two independent clauses
D
Adds extra information but cannot stand alone
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Q. 17
In the sentence: "She sang beautifully, and the audience cheered, though it was her first performance," what type of sentence structure is present?
A
Simple sentence
B
Compound sentence
C
Complex sentence
D
Compound-complex sentence
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Q. 18
Which clause is the dependent clause in the sentence: "While she studied for the test, he played the guitar."
A
"She studied for the test"
B
"While she studied for the test"
C
"He played the guitar"
D
"While he played the guitar"
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Q. 19
Which punctuation is often used to join independent clauses in a compound sentence when a coordinating conjunction is absent?
A
Comma
B
Period
C
Hyphen
D
Exclamation mark
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Q. 20
Which sentence type expresses strong emotions or excitement?
A
Declarative
B
Interrogative
C
Imperative
D
Exclamatory
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Q. 21
What makes a sentence NOT a simple sentence?
A
Contains an independent clause
B
Lacks a subject or a verb
C
Contains conjunctions
D
Has adjectives or adverbs
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Q. 22
Which sentence structure consists of one independent clause?
A
Simple
B
Compound
C
Complex
D
Compound-Complex
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Q. 23
Optative sentences are NOT used for:
A
Giving direct commands
B
Expressing hopes
C
Stating certainties
D
Describing events
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Q. 24
Which of the following is an optative sentence?
A
"May your dreams come true."
B
"The sun rises in the east."
C
"Stop!"
D
"Have a safe journey."
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Q. 25
The main purpose of using an exclamation mark in an exclamatory sentence is to:
A
Indicate strong emotions
B
Denote uncertainty
C
Emphasize a question
D
Convey a neutral tone
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Q. 26
What is a common issue to avoid when joining independent clauses in a compound sentence?
A
Run-on sentences
B
Spelling errors
C
Fragmentation
D
Redundancy
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Q. 27
Which type of sentence is used to ask a question?
A
Declarative
B
Interrogative
C
Imperative
D
Exclamatory
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Q. 28
Which sentence is NOT an interrogative sentence?
A
"Can you pass me the salt, please?"
B
"He is reading a book."
C
"Why did she leave early?"
D
"What time is the meeting?"
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Q. 29
What is the primary function of a tag question?
A
Seeks specific information
B
Confirms or seeks agreement
C
Provides options for selection
D
Requests permission
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Q. 30
Which sentence is an example of a tag question?
A
"Why did you choose that book?"
B
"They finished their homework."
C
"How far is the station?"
D
"She's your friend, right?"
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Q. 31
Which type of sentence combines multiple independent clauses and at least one dependent clause?
A
Simple sentence
B
Compound sentence
C
Complex sentence
D
Compound-complex sentence
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Q. 32
What makes a sentence a simple sentence?
A
Includes dependent clauses
B
Expresses a single complete idea
C
Complex sentence structure
D
Always contains adjectives
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Q. 33
Which conjunction typically introduces a dependent clause in a complex sentence?
A
Correlative
B
Coordinating
C
Subordinating
D
Conjunctive adverb
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Q. 34
Which of the following conjunctions is used to indicate a reason or cause in a compound sentence?
A
nor
B
and
C
but
D
for
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Q. 35
What makes an alternative question distinct from other types of questions?
A
Requests confirmation or denial
B
Seeks general information
C
Presents choices for selection
D
Seeks specific details
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Q. 36
Which structure represents a typical yes/no question?
A
Question Word + Auxiliary Verb + Subject + Main Verb
B
Statement + Tag Question
C
Subject + Auxiliary Verb + Main Verb (Inverted)
D
Option A + (or) + Option B + (or) + ... + ?
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Q. 37
Which of the following words or phrases often introduces the optative mood in a sentence?
A
Have
B
Was
C
Should
D
Let
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Q. 38
What is the primary purpose of an assertive sentence?
A
To persuade
B
To ask a question
C
To make a statement or declaration
D
To express strong emotion
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Q. 39
Which conjunctions are commonly used in compound-complex sentences to join independent clauses?
A
Subordinating conjunctions
B
Relative pronouns
C
Correlative conjunctions
D
Coordinating conjunctions
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Q. 40
In the sentence "If only she were here," the optative mood is denoted by:
A
The adverb "only"
B
The conjunction "if"
C
The verb "were"
D
The pronoun "she"
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Q. 41
The optative mood in a sentence often signals:
A
Urgency
B
Certainties
C
Desires or wishes
D
Commands
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Q. 42
Which type of sentence is used to express a complete thought?
A
Declarative
B
Interrogative
C
Imperative
D
Exclamatory
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Q. 43
What primarily characterizes a simple sentence?
A
Only one subject
B
One independent clause
C
Multiple independent clauses
D
Contains adverbs and adjectives
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Q. 44
Which structure forms a compound sentence?
A
Independent Clause + Subordinate Clause
B
Independent Clause + Independent Clause
C
Independent Clause + Dependent Clause
D
Subordinate Clause + Subordinate Clause
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Q. 45
Which sentence structure is represented in: "Since they had no plans, they stayed home, and they watched movies all night."
A
Simple sentence
B
Compound sentence
C
Complex sentence
D
Compound-complex sentence
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Q. 46
Which type of question is formed using question words like "who," "what," "where," "when," "why," or "how"?
A
Yes/no question
B
Tag question
C
Wh-question
D
Alternative question
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Q. 47
What differentiates an alternative question from a yes/no question?
A
Seeks specific details
B
Offers general information
C
Provides choices for selection
D
Requests confirmation or denial
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Q. 48
Identify the independent clause in the sentence: "He enjoyed the movie, but he found the ending disappointing."
A
"He found the ending disappointing"
B
"He enjoyed the movie, but"
C
"He enjoyed the movie"
D
"But he found the ending disappointing"
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Q. 49
What is the fundamental characteristic of a simple sentence?
A
Expresses one complete idea
B
Always includes adverbs
C
Contains dependent clauses
D
Has multiple subjects
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Q. 50
Which of the following conjunctions is used to present alternatives in a compound sentence?
A
or
B
and
C
but
D
so
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Q. 51
What essential components are necessary for a simple sentence?
A
Only a subject
B
Only a verb
C
Subject, verb, and object
D
Both a subject and a verb
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Q. 52
Which sentence demonstrates an alternative question?
A
"What is your favorite color?"
B
"Do you prefer tea or coffee?"
C
"Are you coming to the party?"
D
"Why did she leave early?"
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Q. 53
When is it appropriate to use a semicolon in a compound sentence?
A
To connect closely related independent clauses
B
To connect a dependent clause to an independent clause
C
To indicate a series of actions
D
To separate a subject and a verb
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Q. 54
Which of the following sentences is a compound sentence?
A
"The cat sleeps peacefully."
B
"She sings beautifully."
C
"She dances and he sings."
D
"He enjoys reading books."
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Q. 55
What defines a tag question?
A
Conveys an exclamation
B
Seeks confirmation or denial
C
Offers additional information
D
Presents choices for selection
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Q. 56
Which aspect of optative sentences is emphasized through subject-verb agreement?
A
Urgency
B
Completeness
C
Indecision
D
Grammatical correctness
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Q. 57
What is the primary function of an optative marker in a sentence?
A
To express doubts
B
To introduce factual information
C
To indicate past events
D
To signal a wish or desire
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Q. 58
What is the function of coordinating conjunctions in a compound sentence?
A
Separate phrases
B
Connect subject and verb
C
Connect independent clauses
D
Connect dependent clauses
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Q. 59
Exclamatory sentences often start with words expressing :
A
Certainties
B
Requests
C
Emotions or reactions
D
Commands
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Q. 60
Where can a dependent clause be placed within a complex sentence?
A
At the beginning, middle, or end
B
Only at the beginning
C
Only at the end
D
Always before the independent clause
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Q. 61
Which sentence type is opposite to an exclamatory sentence in terms of conveying strong emotions or reactions?
A
Declarative
B
Imperative
C
Interrogative
D
Conditional
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Q. 62
What role do vivid adjectives or strong verbs play in an exclamatory sentence?
A
They express commands
B
They introduce uncertainty
C
They soften the tone
D
They emphasize the emotional impact
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Q. 63
Which punctuation marks end interrogative sentences?
A
Period (.)
B
Comma (,)
C
Exclamation mark (!)
D
Question mark (?)
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Q. 64
What part of speech is often used to modify the intensity of an action in an imperative sentence?
A
Nouns
B
Adjectives
C
Adverbs
D
Verbs
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Q. 65
Which sentence represents an alternative question?
A
"Where did she find her keys?"
B
"Do you prefer apple juice or orange juice?"
C
"Are they coming to the concert?"
D
"What time does the movie start?"
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Q. 66
Which sentence is an example of an alternative question?
A
"Do you want pizza or pasta for dinner?"
B
"Why is she crying?"
C
"Where are my keys?"
D
"Are they coming with us?"
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Q. 67
What defines a complex sentence?
A
Comprises one independent clause and at least one dependent clause
B
Contains multiple independent clauses
C
Includes a subject and a verb
D
Always begins with a subordinating conjunction
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Q. 68
How many independent clauses are necessary in a compound-complex sentence?
A
At least one
B
At least two
C
At least three
D
None
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Q. 69
Exclamatory sentences are primarily used to express:
A
Certainties
B
Queries
C
Commands
D
Emotions or strong reactions
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Q. 70
What punctuation marks end an interrogative sentence?
A
Comma (,)
B
Period (.)
C
Exclamation mark (!)
D
Question mark (?)
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Q. 71
How does a tag question function in conversation?
A
Confirms or seeks agreement
B
Provides options for selection
C
Seeks specific information
D
Offers suggestions
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Q. 72
What type of question confirms or seeks agreement at the end of a statement?
A
Yes/no question
B
Tag question
C
Wh-question
D
Alternative question
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Q. 73
Which clause cannot stand alone as a sentence in a complex sentence structure?
A
Dependent clause
B
Subordinate clause
C
Independent clause
D
Coordinating clause
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Q. 74
What punctuation mark typically ends an interrogative sentence?
A
Question mark
B
Exclamation mark
C
Period
D
Comma
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Q. 75
What purpose does a dependent clause serve in a complex sentence?
A
Modifies or adds information to the independent clause
B
Always contains a verb
C
Provides the main idea
D
Acts as the subject of the sentence
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Q. 76
What role do optative sentences often play in communication?
A
Issuing directives
B
Conveying facts
C
Asking questions
D
Expressing desires or wishes
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Q. 77
Identify the simple sentence among the following options:
A
"They laughed, talked, and played games."
B
"While walking to the store, he met his friend."
C
"She sang and danced beautifully."
D
"He ate his lunch quickly."
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Q. 78
What is the purpose of using coordinating conjunctions in a compound sentence?
A
To connect related or contrasting ideas
B
To separate phrases
C
To express conditionals
D
To introduce dependent clauses
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Q. 79
What does a compound sentence aim to achieve in writing?
A
Combine related or contrasting ideas
B
Combine dependent clauses
C
Increase sentence length
D
Add complexity without clarity
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Q. 80
Which structure below exemplifies a simple sentence?
A
"They sang and danced at the party."
B
"He swims daily."
C
"After eating dinner, she read a book."
D
"While waiting for the bus, she listened to music."
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Q. 81
What function do coordinating conjunctions serve in a compound-complex sentence?
A
Joining dependent clauses
B
Separating phrases
C
Connecting independent clauses
D
Linking independent and dependent clauses
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Q. 82
When might a semicolon be used in a compound sentence?
A
To join closely related independent clauses
B
To connect independent clauses with a conjunction
C
To separate phrases
D
To join a dependent clause to an independent clause
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Q. 83
Which language feature often signals the optative mood in a sentence?
A
Present participles
B
Optative markers
C
Past tense verbs
D
Indefinite articles
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Q. 84
What is the function of a dependent clause in a complex sentence?
A
Provides the main idea
B
Acts as the subject of the sentence
C
Modifies or adds information to the independent clause
D
Always contains a verb
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Q. 85
Which punctuation mark is commonly used to separate clauses in a compound-complex sentence?
A
Colon
B
Period
C
Comma
D
Exclamation mark
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Q. 86
Optative sentences are often associated with :
A
Conveying wishes or desires
B
Asking questions
C
Expressing facts
D
Issuing commands
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Q. 87
Which sentence is an example of an interrogative sentence?
A
"She danced gracefully."
B
"The cat is sleeping."
C
"Why is the sky blue?"
D
"He arrived early."
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Q. 88
What punctuation mark typically concludes an exclamatory sentence?
A
Colon
B
Period
C
Comma
D
Exclamation mark
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Q. 89
What role does subject-verb agreement play in optative sentences?
A
Ensures grammatical correctness
B
Introduces uncertainty
C
Adds complexity to the sentence
D
Indicates urgency
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Q. 90
Which sentence uses subject-verb inversion in an interrogative sentence?
A
"She asked what time it was."
B
"They were watching a movie."
C
"Have they completed the project?"
D
"Do you like chocolate ice cream?"
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Q. 91
Which type of mood does an optative sentence convey?
A
Optative
B
Conditional
C
Indicative
D
Imperative
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Q. 92
Identify the sentence that is NOT an interrogative sentence.
A
"The train arrives at 7:00 PM."
B
"Could you please pass the salt?"
C
"Where did you go?"
D
"Why are they laughing?"
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Q. 93
Identify the compound sentence:
A
"They walked in the park."
B
"She danced gracefully."
C
"He played basketball."
D
"He reads books but she prefers movies."
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Q. 94
What does an imperative sentence primarily do?
A
Asks a question
B
Gives a command
C
Makes a statement
D
Expresses strong emotions
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Q. 95
What is the independent clause in the sentence: "She baked a cake because it was her sister's birthday."
A
"She baked a cake"
B
"Because it was her sister's birthday"
C
"It was her sister's birthday"
D
"Because"
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Q. 96
Which structure represents a wh-question?
A
"They are coming tomorrow."
B
"Have you finished your homework?"
C
"Where is the nearest gas station?"
D
"Can she swim?"
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Q. 97
What type of sentence structure is found in the sentence: "Although the weather was cold, they decided to go for a hike, but they took warm clothes."
A
Simple sentence
B
Compound sentence
C
Complex sentence
D
Compound-complex sentence
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Q. 98
What does an assertive sentence contribute to communication?
A
Asks questions
B
Seeks agreement
C
Commands action
D
Conveys information in a clear and direct manner
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Q. 99
What is the function of a dependent clause in a complex sentence?
A
Adds complexity and detail
B
Begins the sentence
C
Provides the main idea
D
Always includes a subject
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Q. 100
What distinguishes an optative sentence from other sentence types?
A
It expresses hopes or desires
B
It presents factual information
C
It always includes direct commands
D
It asks questions
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Q. 101
Identify the conjunction used in the sentence: "He wanted to go hiking, but it started raining."
A
"Hiking"
B
"He wanted"
C
"But"
D
"Started"
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Q. 102
How do exclamatory sentences differ from declarative sentences?
A
Exclamatory sentences express strong emotions
B
Exclamatory sentences state facts without emotions
C
Declarative sentences end with a question mark
D
Declarative sentences always start with "Wow" or "What"
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Q. 103
What is the main characteristic of an assertive sentence?
A
It gives a command.
B
It asks a question.
C
It expresses strong emotion.
D
It makes a statement or declaration.
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Q. 104
Exclamatory sentences are primarily focused on conveying:
A
Requests
B
Facts
C
Uncertainties
D
Emotions or reactions
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Q. 105
Which word typically introduces an exclamatory sentence to express strong emotion or surprise?
A
As
B
How
C
That
D
If
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Q. 106
Which sentence is an example of a compound-complex sentence?
A
"He cooked dinner, and she set the table."
B
"She walked to the store."
C
"Although it rained, we went to the park."
D
"The cat slept on the sofa."
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Q. 107
"May you have a prosperous year ahead!" This sentence is an example of:
A
Optative sentence
B
Interrogative sentence
C
Imperative sentence
D
Declarative sentence
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Q. 108
What type of clause characterizes a simple sentence?
A
Compound clause only
B
Relative clause only
C
Dependent clause only
D
Independent clause only
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Q. 109
Identify the sentence that is NOT an interrogative sentence.
A
"Would you like some tea?"
B
"She's singing beautifully."
C
"Where did they go?"
D
"Why are they late?"
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Q. 110
What is the purpose of an alternative question?
A
Presents options for selection
B
Seeks specific information
C
Seeks agreement or confirmation
D
Confirms a statement
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Q. 111
What type of question does this sentence represent: "Can you play the piano?"
A
Tag question
B
Yes/no question
C
Wh-question
D
Alternative question
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Q. 112
In an assertive sentence, what is the role of the subject?
A
Indicates a command.
B
Receives the action.
C
Conveys strong emotion.
D
Performs the action or is described by the verb.
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Q. 113
What feature characterizes a compound-complex sentence?
A
It has multiple independent clauses and at least one dependent clause
B
It contains only one clause
C
It ends with an exclamation mark
D
It has a single independent and single dependent clause
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Q. 114
What defines a compound-complex sentence?
A
Contains one independent clause
B
Comprises a single dependent clause
C
Has only dependent clauses
D
Includes at least two independent clauses and one or more dependent clauses
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Q. 115
In a complex sentence, where should a comma be placed?
A
Before the independent clause
B
Always after the dependent clause
C
Always before the dependent clause
D
Depends on the arrangement of clauses
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Q. 116
Which of the following conjunctions is commonly used to express contrast in a compound sentence?
A
so
B
or
C
and
D
but
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Q. 117
Which of the following sentences is a compound-complex sentence?
A
"The dog barked loudly."
B
"She danced gracefully."
C
"He walked to the park."
D
"Although she was tired, she completed the assignment, and then she went to bed."
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Q. 118
Which of the following sentences is a simple sentence?
A
"Although it was raining, they went outside."
B
"She danced while he sang."
C
"The cat chased the mouse."
D
"Running through the field, the dog barked loudly."
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Q. 119
Which of the following words is an optative marker often used to express a wish or desire?
A
May
B
Could
C
Must
D
Did
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Q. 120
What role does punctuation play in simple sentences?
A
Indicates the end of the sentence
B
Connects phrases within the sentence
C
Separates independent clauses
D
Introduces dependent clauses
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Q. 121
What distinguishes a compound sentence?
A
It ends with a question mark
B
It joins two or more independent clauses
C
It contains only one clause
D
It has one independent and one dependent clause
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Q. 122
Optative sentences primarily express:
A
Desires or wishes
B
Statements of fact
C
Commands
D
Questions
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Q. 123
Which structure represents a typical yes/no question?
A
Subject + Auxiliary Verb + Main Verb (Inverted)
B
Option A + (or) + Option B + (or) + ... + ?
C
Question Word + Auxiliary Verb + Subject + Main Verb
D
Statement + Tag Question
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Q. 124
Which sentence exemplifies an optative sentence expressing a wish for someone's success?
A
"May you excel in your endeavors."
B
"Congratulations on your achievement!"
C
"If only he wins the competition."
D
"Please accomplish the task."
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Q. 125
Which sentence uses subject-verb inversion in an interrogative sentence?
A
"She asked what time it was."
B
"They are coming tomorrow."
C
"Have you seen my keys?"
D
"Where are you going?"
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Q. 126
What type of question seeks specific information using question words like "who," "what," "where," "when," "why," or "how"?
A
Tag question
B
Yes/no question
C
Alternative question
D
Wh-question
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Q. 127
Which sentence type is used for giving a command or request?
A
Declarative
B
Interrogative
C
Imperative
D
Exclamatory
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