Compound Sentences & Conjunctions
Grade 6 · Week 2 · 25 questions
Conjunctions connect words, phrases, and clauses — they're the glue that holds sentences together. Mastering conjunctions helps you write longer, more complex sentences with ease.
What you'll practise
- Use coordinating conjunctions to join ideas
- Apply subordinating conjunctions in complex sentences
- Identify correlative conjunction pairs
- Choose the right conjunction for the meaning
All 25 questions in this Compound Sentences & Conjunctions quiz
Grade 6 English — Compound Sentences & Conjunctions: 25 practice questions with instant scoring and explanations.
- What is a compound sentence?
- Complete: "I like pizza, ___ my brother likes burgers."
- Which is a compound sentence?
- The word "and" is a:
- Which sentence uses "but" correctly?
- Which is a coordinating conjunction?
- "He is tall ___ strong."
- Which is NOT a compound sentence?
- "I wanted to go, ___ it rained."
- Which is a simple sentence?
- Which is a compound sentence?
- "She is smart ___ hardworking."
- Which is a conjunction?
- "I will go ___ you stay."
- Which is NOT a conjunction?
- "He is tired ___ he finished his work."
- Which sentence uses "or" correctly?
- "She is happy ___ sad."
- Which is a compound sentence?
- "I will call you ___ I arrive."
- Which is a simple sentence?
- "She is tired ___ she will rest."
- Which is a compound sentence?
- "I like apples ___ oranges."
- Which is NOT a compound sentence?
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