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Conjunctions-Interjections Practice Quiz

The document is a practice quiz focused on identifying conjunctions and interjections in various sentences. It includes ten questions with multiple choice answers and an answer key that provides the correct classifications for each sentence. The quiz aims to test understanding of grammatical structures in English.

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Conjunctions-Interjections Practice Quiz

The document is a practice quiz focused on identifying conjunctions and interjections in various sentences. It includes ten questions with multiple choice answers and an answer key that provides the correct classifications for each sentence. The quiz aims to test understanding of grammatical structures in English.

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Conjunctions-Interjections Practice Quiz

1. Hey, the line for tickets starts over there, so don’t cut in front of everyone.

a. a coordinating conjunction (compound sentence)

b. a subordinating conjunction (complex sentence)

c. an interjection

d. an interjection AND coordinating conjunction

e. an interjection AND subordinating conjunction

f. none of the above

2. The doctor prescribed the medicine after he examined the patient.

a. a coordinating conjunction (compound sentence)

b. a subordinating conjunction (complex sentence)

c. an interjection

d. an interjection AND coordinating conjunction

e. an interjection AND subordinating conjunction

f. none of the above

3. Tigers are some of the most dangerous animals in the world, but they aren’t as dangerous as hippos.

a. a coordinating conjunction (compound sentence)

b. a subordinating conjunction (complex sentence)

c. an interjection

d. an interjection AND coordinating conjunction

e. an interjection AND subordinating conjunction

f. none of the above


4. Oh, I did not know that you were absent yesterday.

a. a coordinating conjunction (compound sentence)

b. a subordinating conjunction (complex sentence)

c. an interjection

d. an interjection AND coordinating conjunction

e. an interjection AND subordinating conjunction

f. none of the above

5. After several days of preparation, the people of the city were prepared for the terrible storm.

a. a coordinating conjunction (compound sentence)

b. a subordinating conjunction (complex sentence)

c. an interjection

d. an interjection AND coordinating conjunction

e. an interjection AND subordinating conjunction

f. none of the above

6. Because students are distracted in class, they sometimes miss important information.

a. a coordinating conjunction (compound sentence)

b. a subordinating conjunction (complex sentence)

c. an interjection

d. an interjection AND coordinating conjunction

e. an interjection AND subordinating conjunction

f. none of the above


7. Ponyboy and Johnny hid in an abandoned church and stayed there for five days.

a. a coordinating conjunction (compound sentence)

b. a subordinating conjunction (complex sentence)

c. an interjection

d. an interjection AND coordinating conjunction

e. an interjection AND subordinating conjunction

f. none of the above

8. Yay! The 7th Grade football team won their first game of the season last Saturday morning.

a. a coordinating conjunction (compound sentence)

b. a subordinating conjunction (complex sentence)

c. an interjection

d. an interjection AND coordinating conjunction

e. an interjection AND subordinating conjunction

f. none of the above

9. The soup on the stove boiled over, and the roast in the oven was burned.

a. a coordinating conjunction (compound sentence)

b. a subordinating conjunction (complex sentence)

c. an interjection

d. an interjection AND coordinating conjunction

e. an interjection AND subordinating conjunction

f. none of the above


10. Wow, I cannot believe the 7th Grade won their game since this was the first game of the season.

a. a coordinating conjunction (compound sentence)

b. a subordinating conjunction (complex sentence)

c. an interjection

d. an interjection AND coordinating conjunction

e. an interjection AND subordinating conjunction

f. none of the above

ANSWER KEY

1. D (“Hey” is the interjection. “, so” makes it compound joining two complete sentences.)

2. B (“after” is a subordinating conjunction joining two complete sentences so . . . complex.)

3. A (“, but” is a coordinating conjunction joining two complete sentences so . . . compound.)

4. E (“Oh” is the interjection. “that” makes it complex joining two complete sentences.)

5. F (There is no interjection. No FANBOYS. No subordinating conjunction. Just one verb “were”.)

6. B (“Because” is a subordinating conjunction helping two complete sentences work together.)

7. F (There is no interjection. No subordinating conjunction. Just one subject. No comma before “and”.)

8. C (“Hey” is the interjection. No FANBOYS. No subordinating conjunction. Just one verb “won”.)

9. A (“, and” is a coordinating conjunction joining two complete sentences so . . . compound.)

10. E (“Wow” is the interjection. “since” makes it complex joining two complete sentences.)

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