Grammar
Grammar
Fragment/ run-on sentences
Animal adolescence is filled with teen drama
and peer pressure
“How the Teen
Brain
Transforms
Relationships”
100

This type of sentence contains one independent clause and at least one dependent clause.

Answer:
What is a complex sentence?

100

What is a complex sentence?

This type of sentence contains one independent clause and at least one dependent clause.
 

100

This happens when two independent clauses are joined with no punctuation or conjunction.
 

What is a run-on sentence?

100

Elephants in their teenage phase often display these daring behaviors, much like young human males driving too fast.
 

What is “low‑judgment, high‑risk actions” like raiding crops and getting speared?

100

This region of the brain becomes more influential during adolescence, resulting in more intense emotion.
 

 What is the limbic system or amygdala?

200

This sentence contains two or more independent clauses joined by a coordinating conjunction.

What is a compound sentence?

200


 What is a compound-complex sentence?


This sentence type includes at least two independent clauses and one or more dependent clauses.

200

This type of incomplete sentence is missing a subject, a verb, or a complete thought.
 

What is a sentence fragment?

200

In an experiment cited, this species drank more alcohol when in the presence of peers, paralleling human teen behavior.
 

 What are adolescent mice?

200

Teens often misread neutral expressions as emotional because this part of their brain is extra reactive.
 

What is the amygdala?

300

This type of word often begins a dependent clause in a complex sentence. Examples: although, since, if.

What is a subordinating conjunction?

300

Identify the sentence type:
"She didn’t go to the party because she was sick."
 

What is a complex sentence?

300

Is this a run-on or a sentence fragment?

"I love reading I go to the library often."
 

What is a run-on sentence?

300

According to the article, adolescent animals including dolphins often travel in these social groups during their teen phase.
 

What are “small gangs” or “battalions”?

300

This neurotransmitter spikes dramatically with novelty, fueling teens’ drive for new experiences.
 

 What is dopamine?

400

What type of sentence is this?

"Although I was tired, I finished my homework, and I went to bed."



What is a compound-complex sentence?

400

The clause “She smiled” in the sentence “She smiled when she saw the dog” is what?
 

What is an independent clause?

400

Fix this run-on: “She enjoys music she listens to it every day.”
 

What is: “She enjoys music, and she listens to it every day”?

400

The authors claim teen-like risk behavior in animals helps them learn this valuable skill for adulthood.

What is gathering information for future safety?

400

During the teen years, adolescences start turning to this group for support instead of just their parents.
 

What are peer groups?

500

Name all the coordinating conjunctions using this popular acronym.

What is FANBOYS? (For, And, Nor, But, Or, Yet, So)

500

Turn this simple sentence into a compound-complex one: “The team practiced.”
 

 What is: “Although it was raining, the team practiced, and they prepared for the big game”?

500

Fix this fragment: “When the movie ended.”
 

What is: “When the movie ended, we went out for dinner”?

500

This researcher observed that adolescent mice drank more only under this condition.
 

What is “in the presence of peers”?

500

According to Siegel, teens start focusing more on their friends because it helps them get ready for this big life change.

What is becoming more independent or leaving home?

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