A quiz testing students' understanding of using "AND" correctly in sentences, featuring multiple examples and practice questions for reinforcement.

Ms. Rosemarie likes to read. Ms. Rosenarie likes to write.

Ms. Rosemarie and Rosemarie like to read and write.

My friend has a cat. My friend has a dog.

Birds live in the trees. Squirrels live in the trees.

Birds, squirrels live in the trees and trees.

The children enjoy eating ice cream. The children enjoy eating cakes.

The children enjoy eating ice cream and cakes.

The children enjoy eating ice cream but cakes.

There was thunder last night. There was lightning, too.

There was thunder and lightning last night.

There was thunder but lightning last night.

Kylie bought a bag. Kylie bought a pair of sandals.

Kylie bought a bag and a pair of sandals.

Kylie and Kylie bought a bag, bought a pair of sandals.

I like playing puzzles. I like playing hidden games.

I and I like to play puzzles, hidden games.

Hope loves to sing. Hope loves dances, too.

Joaquin washed the clothes. He washed the dishes.

Joaquin and he washed the clothes and the dishes.

Xynet swept the floor. She mopped the floor. 

Xynet and she swept the floor and mopped the floor. 

Ackey opened the window. She opened the door, too. 

Ackey and she opened the window and the door.

Mother bakes a cake. Mother bakes potatoes.

Teacher Rosemarie teaches English. She teaches other subjects, too.

Teacher Rosemarie teaches English and other subjects.

Teacher Rosemarie and she teaches English and other subjects, too.

Let's see how to use "AND" in a sentence!