Compound-Complex Sentences #1 (practice)

A. “Dodge ‘Em” looks like a simple game, but it is challenging because it requires quick reactions.

B. “Dodge ‘Em” looks like a simple game so it is challenging if it requires quick reactions.

C. “Dodge ‘Em” looks like a simple game because it is challenging but it requires quick reactions.

D. “Dodge ‘Em” looks like a simple game, but it is challenging, so it requires quick reactions.

A. After, we were hungry, so my uncle ordered pizza, while I kept playing.

B. We were hungry, my uncle ordered pizza, I kept playing.

C. We were hungry and my uncle ordered pizza, I kept playing.

D. We were hungry, so my uncle ordered pizza while I kept playing.

A. The pizza came and it was cold. It was delicious.

B. The pizza came, for it was cold, before it was delicious.

C. When the pizza came, it was cold, but it was delicious.

D. The pizza came, it was cold, it was delicious.

A. a prepositional phrase.

B. a subordinating conjunction.

C. a coordinating conjunction.

D. BOTH choices B and C.