Write and, or, but, or so to complete each of the following compound sentences.​

Answer:

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Completing the compound sentences with "and," or "but," or "so" is as follows:

1. The students responded well, but Amy did not respond at all.

2. The bag contained a doll, so the children admired its clothes.

3. The tardy student felt shy, so he sat quietly in one corner.

4. The kids were so excited, but the little girl felt lonely.

5. Miss Santos asked the kids to keep quiet, so they all stopped doing the activity.

6. One student felt bad, so she asked for consideration.

7. The students saw him, and they felt very sad.

8. Joey did his assignment, but the teacher seemed not to notice his work.

9. The children talked excitedly about Christmas, so they planned to make small stars.

10. The teacher looked into his eyes, but she realized that she was wrong.

A compound sentence is a sentence that connects two independent or self-sufficient clauses, using coordinating conjunctions, including the following:

Thus,  the compound sentences have been completed with "and," or "but," or "so."

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Which of the following
sentences describes a
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A. Aimee won the race, even though
she fell and broke her foot.
B. After I finish eating dinner, I will
do my homework.
C. I will walk the dog after I eat
breakfast.

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A.
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B.
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C.
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D.
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O A. My mind now expects to take in information the way the Net
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D. Baseball was part of training for battles.
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Johnson makes an effective case for the national space program by using powerful emotional appeals and testimonials.

Which type of thesis statement is the student using?

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B. an inarguable, closed thesis statement
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Read the passage. Then click on the inference that is most firmly based on the given facts in the
selection
1. (1) Can people be influenced by information of which they are not consciously aware? (2) The
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participants to identify them. (5) But later, when they played a game, participants from the
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words conveying meanness (a negative trait). (7) Then, all the participants were asked to read a
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1. We can infer from the passage that subliminal means
a. disagreeable.
b. difficult to understand.
c. beneath the level of consciousness.
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