Grammar Quiz

Simple, Complex, Compound Sentence Quiz

English multiple-choice grammar quiz about Simple, Complex, Compound Sentence

Preview:


My first period teacher told us about his promotion today.

A. Simple Sentence

B. Compound Sentence

C. Complex Sentence

D. Compound Complex Sentence


Professor Allen’s intelligent students completed and turned in their work.

A. Simple Sentence

B. Compound Sentence

C. Complex Sentence

D. Compound Complex Sentence


The trendy fashion designer released her new line on Wednesday.

A. Simple Sentence

B. Compound Sentence

C. Complex Sentence

D. Compound Complex Sentence


The baby cried for food.

A. Simple Sentence

B. Compound Sentence

C. Complex Sentence

D. Compound Complex Sentence


Megan ate too much food.

A. Simple Sentence

B. Compound Sentence

C. Complex Sentence

D. Compound Complex Sentence


After you get home, I want you to clean your room.

A. simple

B. compound

C. complex


Because you scored the highest on the test, you will get a prize from your teacher today.

A. simple

B. compound

C. complex


Maria and Johnny thought they were best friends.

A. Simple Sentence

B. Compound Sentence

C. Complex Sentence

D. Compound Complex Sentence


The shoplifter had stolen clothes, so he ran once he saw the police.

A. Simple Sentence

B. Compound Sentence

C. Complex Sentence

D. Compound Complex Sentence


I want you to go to Walmart, and I also need you to go to Family Dollar to get the items for the party.

A. simple

B. compound

C. complex


A compound sentence contains 2 independent clauses that are joined together by a comma and a FANBOYS or a semi-colon ;

A. TRUE

B. FALSE


After we left the movie theatre, we noticed a dent in Roger’s car door.

A. Simple Sentence

B. Compound Sentence

C. Complex Sentence

D. Compound Complex Sentence


We enjoyed our day because we were allowed to choose our reading.

A. Simple Sentence

B. Compound Sentence

C. Complex Sentence

D. Compound Complex Sentence


They spoke to him in Spanish, but he responded in English.

A. Simple Sentence

B. Compound Sentence

C. Complex Sentence

D. Compound Complex Sentence


After the two soccer players lost their game, they joined their other teammates for lunch, and they went to the movies.

A. Simple Sentence

B. Compound Sentence

C. Complex Sentence

D. Compound Complex Sentence


Random Topics:

Present Simple and Present Continuous TensePast Continuous and Past Simple TensePassive VoicesVerbal CommunicationArticles and NounsConjunctions and Verb TensesIrregular AdjectivesArticles & QuantifiersTo Infinitive or Bare InfinitiveSimple Present and Past Tenses