Answer:
SECTION A - PAGE 1
1. Compound sentence
2. Complex sentence
3. Compound-complex sentence
4. Simple sentence
5. Compound sentence
SECTION B
1. The second shift arrived for work, but the factory doors were locked.
2. Ms. Kosciuszko set up the telescope, and we were able to look at Jupiter.
3. Mulberry trees with flowers are male, but ones bearing fruit are females.
4. On Mondays I might practice golf, or I might instead visit my grandma.
SECTION A - PAGE 2
1. Complex sentence
2. Simple sentence
3. Compound-complex sentence
4. Complex sentence
5. Compound sentence
SECTION B
1. Chet runs on the track team, but he is on the swim team in winter.
2. Dawn plays piccolo, so she doesn't want to play solo.
3. Deacon got an A in algebra, so his parents celebrated with a cake.
4. At four o'clock I practice piano, but after dinner I play video games.
SECTION C
1. Kenton would have more money if he is hardworking.
2. Mr. and Mrs. Wong cooked us a dinner that we ate.
3. Ramon will ask Jacinta to the dance unless he arrives late.
Step-by-step explanation:
I have been able to write out the correct sentence type and the correct sentences that fit the sentence type that was stated.