Question

Which is an example of a compound sentence from "How to Jump-Start a Car

Battery"?
A. The hardest part of jump-starting a battery is remembering where
to put the cables.
B. If the car still won't crank, the battery may not be your problem.
C. Knowing how to jump-start a car battery is a skill everyone should
have,
OD. In most cases, the positive terminal is red and the negative
terminal is black.
SUBMIT

Answer 1

The example of a compound sentence given is 'If the car still won't crank, the battery may not be your problem,' as it contains two independent clauses joined by a conjunction.

Step-by-step explanation:

An example of a compound sentence from "How to Jump-Start a Car Battery" is option B: If the car still won't crank, the battery may not be your problem. A compound sentence typically contains two independent clauses joined by a conjunction. In this case, the sentence has two independent clauses which are 'If the car still won't crank' and 'the battery may not be your problem' joined by the conjunction 'the'.

Answer 2

D. In most cases, the positive terminal is red and the negative

terminal is black.

Step-by-step explanation: