Question 11 • AISD E4CP (2025-2026)
A compound sentence joins two independent clauses, often with a conjunction such as “and.” Choice C gives two complete clauses: “The Japanese sushi rolls were made with sticky rice” and “they were topped with black sesame seeds,” joined by “and.” Choice A and choice B each form only one clause, so they are not compound sentences.
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