1) a group of words containing asubject and a predicate a) clause (noun) b) conjunction 2) a word used to connect phrases or clauses a) Clause b) conjunction 3) relating to adverbs, typically denoting a type of clause that acts as an adverb in relation to the main clause a) adverbial adjective b) noun 4) These are clauses that have a complete thought and can stand alone as sentences a) Independent Clause b) Dependent Clause 5) These clauses cannot stant alone as they do not have complete thought and dependent on other parts of the sentence for context a) Dependent b) Independent 6) These answer when where why or how something happened a) Adverbial Clause b) Adjectival clauses 7) Answer the question "what kind?" or "which one?" a) Adverbial Clause b) Adjectival clauses 8) These act as noun in a sentence so these clauses name a person place thing or idea. These clauses begin with "whom, whoever. whatevet, when and where? a) Nominal Clause b) Adverbial Clauses 9) . Which of the following is an independent clause? a) Because those are the rules b) She went to the store 10) Which of the following is a coordinating conjunction?clause? a) and b) because 11) She sings” is _________. a) a dependent clause b) an independent clause 12) Which of the following is a nominal clause? a) What she said b) Because she arrived 13) The conjunction although is __________. a) coordinating b) subordinating 14) Which conjunction is used to connect balanced elements in a sentence? a) because b) neither . . . nor 15) “Because she was late” can stand alone as a complete sentence. a) True b) False 16) "She reads and she writes” contains two independent clauses. a) True b) False 17) The sentence “She dances as if no one is watching” contains a nominal clause a) True b) False 18) The girl with the red dress left early” contains an adjectival clause a) True b) False 19) “I'll go to the beach if it's sunny” contains an adverbial clause. a) True b) False

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