1. Which sentence is a complex sentence?
   

AThe car keeps stalling.

BWhere did it stall the last time?

CI turned onto Second Street and stopped dead.

D)The car stalled as soon as I turned the corner.

1. Which sentence is a complex sentence?
   

I wanted my gray suit because I look good in it.

The dry cleaner will be closed until Tuesday.

I need that suit back before then.

I have a job interview and want to look good

1. What part of speech is the word in dark type?
   

The seats in the auditorium are not >very< comfortable.

noun

adjective

adverb

conjunction

1. What kind of clause is the clause in dark type?
   

The crew >that sweeps the floors< left a mess.

adjective clause

adverb clause

noun clause

independent clause

1. What kind of clause is the clause in dark type?
   

It is unfair >that everyone must wait for you.<

adjective clause

adverb clause

noun clause

independent clause

1. What kind of clause is the clause in dark type?
   

>As soon as the stock clerks arrive,< restocking will start.

adjective clause

adverb clause

noun clause

independent clause

1. What kind of clause is the clause in dark type?
   

Jeff claimed >that he had left his license home.<

adjective clause

adverb clause

noun clause

independent clause

1. What kind of clause is the clause in dark type?
   

>The jury stayed in the courtroom< until the judge left.

adjective clause

adverb clause

noun clause

independent clause

1. What kind of clause is the clause in dark type?
   

>Who called my name,< or am I just heading things?

adjective clause

adverb clause

noun clause

independent clause

1. What kind of clause is the clause in dark type?
   

The bleachers, >which are exposed to the elements,< can be very cold in winter.

adjective clause

adverb clause

noun clause

independent clause