Definitions:
Subject and verbs
Clauses
Types of Sentences
Wild Card
100

What is a subject? 

A person, place or thing that is performing the action. 

100

What is the subject of the sentence: 

The cat ran across the street? 

Cat

100

Is this phrase a dependent or independent clause:

While flowers continue to bloom.

Dependent 

100

What type of sentence is below?

I wish I could bring a blanket to school.

Simple Sentence 

100

What is this ; called? 

a Semicolon 

200

What is a verb? 

The action or state of being in the sentence.

200
What is the verb in the sentence below: 

The cat ran across the busy street. 

Ran

200

Is this phrase a dependent or independent clause:

Joan teaches science and algebra at the community college.

Independent 

200

What type of sentence is below? 

When Shams  was younger, she believed in fairy tales.

Complex Sentence 

200

A sentence that has 1 independent clause and one dependent clause and almost always has a subordinator is called? 

A Complex Sentence 

300

What is an independent clause? 

a clause that is a group of words that contains a subject and verb AND CAN STAND ALONE/ expresses a complete thought. 

300

True or False: Every clause needs a subject AND verb? 

True

300

Is this phrase a dependent or independent clause:

The busy squirrels are storing nuts for the winter.

Independent 

300

What type of sentence is below? 

The boy lost his notebook, but he found it just in time for notebook check.

Compound sentence

300

List all the FANBOYS? 

For, And, Nor, But, Or, Yet, So 

400

What is a dependent clause? 

A clause that is a group of words that has a subject and a verb but CANNOT stand alone/ does not express a complete thought. 

400

Identify the subject and verb in the sentence below: 

Yesterday the dog barked all night long. 

Subject: Dog 

Verb: Barked 

400

Is this phrase a dependent or independent clause: 

Unless you have the right size.

Dependent 

400

What type of sentence is below?

Anas really enjoyed dinner even though he hates brussel sprouts,  

Complex sentence 

400

Words like, because, after, once, before and although are examples of what? 

Subordinating Conjunctions/ Subordinators 

500
A simple sentence is? 

A sentence that consists of just one indpendent clauses. 

500

Identify the subject and verb in the sentence below: After school yesterday, Kyreal talked to Kaden on the phone. 

Subject: Kyreal 

Verb: Talked 

500

A Dependent clause almost always starts with what? 

(Extra 100 points) 

A subordinating conjunction/ subordinator 

500

What type of sentence is below? 

 The family ate dinner together last night; they ate some yummy chicken and rice. 

Compound sentence 

500

What is another name/ the proper name for the FANBOYS? 

Coordinating Conjunction