AnswersSS-English Language Arts 7Context Clues and Inferences in The Riddle of the Rosetta Stone

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Use the drop-down menus to identify the sentence parts in the complex sentence.

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The independent clause::The dog raced down the road
The dependent clause::until its owner stopped it
The subordinate conjunction::until
The adverbial clause::its owner stopped it
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simple✔ compoundcomplex

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simple
B
✔ compound
C
complex
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✔ simplecompoundcomplex

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✔ simple
B
compound
C
complex
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simplecompound✔ complex

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simple
B
compound
C
✔ complex
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SomebodyAnybody✔ NobodySomeone

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Somebody
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Anybody
C
✔ Nobody
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Someone
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Use the drop-down menus to indicate whether each sentence is simple, compound, or complex.

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I took the dog for a walk in the park because he had been shut in the house all day.:complex
He stopped to bark at several other dogs, and he chased a squirrel.:compound
We completed a half-mile walk.:simple
When we got home we were both tired; however, only the dog could take a nap.:complex
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Refer to this sentence and use the drop-down menus to answer the questions.

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Selection 1:consequently
Selection 2:It explains what happens as a result of not cleaning the room.
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✔ It explains what happens as a result of not cleaning the room.It explains what happens as a result of the room being a disaster.It explains why Josie did not clean her room.It explains why Josie did clean her room.

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✔ It explains what happens as a result of not cleaning the room.
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It explains what happens as a result of the room being a disaster.
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It explains why Josie did not clean her room.
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It explains why Josie did clean her room.

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