Question

6.The Subject of a sentece is_____

A.always a person or place
B.the object of the action of a sentece
C.what whom the sentence is about

7.Which of the following statements is TRUE?

A.Independent clauses can be joined by comma only.
B.Independent clauses can be joined by a semicolon and not by a comma.
C.Independent clauses can be joined by coordinating conjunction only.

8.Complete the sentence:The subject of a sentence_________.

A.Object of the action in a sentence
B.what or whom the sentence is about
C.always a person or place

9.Complete the sentence. The predicate of a sentence_______.

A.tells what the subject does are what is done in the subject
B. is always a person, place or thing
C. is always object of the verb in sentence .

10. Which of the following statement is TRUE?

A. An incomplete sentence of a subject-verb but does not express complete thought.
B. An incomplete sentence is missing a subject but expresses a complete thought.
C. an incomplete sentences is missing a verb that express a complete thought.

11. What kind of reading is skimming?

A. Fast reading
B. Slow reading

12. What kind of reading is scanning?

A. Fast reading
B.Slow reading

13. Why do you scan a dictionary?

A. To read stories
B. To look for meaning of words

14.Why do you skim the newspaper?

A. To read sports page
B. To get an overview of all the news

15. heading, numbers, and diagrams can help with__________.
A. Skimming
B. Scanning

help plsss,can someone answer this

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Answer 1

The answer to number 6 is A. The answers to number 7. A false, B false, C true. The answer to number 8 is C. The answer to number 9 is A. The answer for number 10 is A (I THINK). The answer for number 11 is A. The answer for number 12 is B. The answer of number 13 is B. The answer for number 14 is B. The answer for number 15 is B.

Explanation:

The subject is always a person or place. You could Join two independent clauses with a semicolon and join two independent clauses with a comma and coordinating conjunction. The predicate tells something about the subject.