Clauses
Sentence Types
FANBOYS Meanings
Choose the FANBOYS
Challenge Round
100

This type of clause can stand alone as a complete sentence.

What is an independent clause?

100

A sentence with one independent clause.

What is a simple sentence?

100

This conjunction adds information.

What is AND?

100

"I was hungry, ___ I made a sandwich."

"I was hungry, ___ I made a sandwich."

100

Correct conjunction: "She wanted to go, ___ she had no money."

What is BUT?

200

This type of clause cannot stand alone as a complete sentence.

What is a dependent clause?

200

"She likes to read."

What is a simple sentence?

200

This conjunction presents a choice.

What is OR?

200

"She likes music ___ art."

What is AND?

200

"He didn't call, ___ did he text."

What is NOR?

300

Identify the clause type: "When the game ended"

What is a dependent clause?

300

A sentence with one independent clause and at least one dependent clause.

What is a complex sentence?

300

This conjunction shows a result or consequence.

What is SO?

300

"Do you want pizza ___ pasta?"

What is OR?

300

Name all seven FANBOYS.

What are FOR, AND, NOR, BUT, OR, YET, SO?

400

Identify the clause type: "The students finished the assignment"

What is an independent clause?

400

"Although she likes to read, she doesn't have much time."

What is a complex sentence?

400

This conjunction shows contrast.

What is BUT?

400

"He was tired, ___ he kept working."

What is YET?

400

Which FANBOYS conjunction is missing? "She studied hard, ___ she passed the test."

What is SO?

500

How many clauses are in this sentence? "John likes pizza, but he hates pepperoni."

What is 2 clauses?

500

Every complex sentence contains a dependent clause.

What is True?

500

This conjunction connects two negative ideas.

What is NOR?

500

"We left early, ___ we wanted good seats."

What is FOR?

500

Identify both clauses: "Although she was tired, she finished her homework."

What are "Although she was tired" (dependent clause) and "she finished her homework" (independent clause)?

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