5-43. What  is  the  simple  predicate  in  the illustrated  sentence? 1. Chief 2. Supervised 3. Working 4. For  the  command  chaplain 5-44. What  is  the  complete  predicate  in  the illustrated  sentence? 1. The  leading  chief 2. The  leading  chief  supervised 3. Supervised  the  working  party 4. Supervised  the  working  party  for  the command  chaplain 5-45. Which  of  the  following  sentences  would  be classified  as  a  compound  sentence? 1. The  leading  petty  officer  established that  procedure. 2. The  command  chaplain  is  developing that program, and she will submit her ideas  to  the  commanding  officer  for approval. 3. You  learn  while  you  practice. 4. Some of the sailors who were stationed  here  last  year  have transferred  to  the  Fleet  Reserve,  but many of them are still working in the same office. 5-46. Which  of  the  following  sentences  would  be classified  as  a  compound-complex sentence? 1. The  leading  petty  officer  establish that  procedure. 2. The  command  chaplain  is  developing that  program,  and  she  will  submit  her ideas  to  the  commanding  officer  for approval. 3. You  learn  while  you  practice. 4. Some of the sailors who were stationed  here  last  year  have transferred  to  the  Fleet  Reserve,  but many of them are still working in the same office. 5-47. Which  of  the  following  sentences  would  be classified  as  a  complex  sentence? 1. The  leading  petty  officer  established that  procedure. 2. The  command  chaplain  is  developing that  program,  and  she  will  submit  her ideas  to  the  commanding  officer  for approval. 3. You  learn  while  you  practice. 4. Some of the sailors who were stationed  here  last  year  have transferred  to  the  Fleet  Reserve,  but many of them are still working in the same  office. 5-48. Which  of  the  following  sentences  would  be classified  as  a  simple  sentence? 1. The  leading  petty  officer  established that  proccdure. 2. The  command  chaplain  is  developing that  program,  and  she  will  submit  her ideas  to  the  commanding  officer  for approval. 3. You learn while you practice. 4. Some of the sailors who were stationed  here  last  year  have transferred  to  the  Fleet  Reserve,  but many of them are still working in the same office. In  answering  questions  5-49  through  5-52, select the type of sentence in column B that  is  identified  by  the  information  in  column A. 5-49. 5-50. 5-51. 5-52. 5-53. 5-54. 5-55. A. Information B. Type  of  Sentence Asks  a  question 1. Declarative Expresses  surprise  2. Imperative Makes  a  statement  3. Interrogative Gives a command 4. Exclamatory Which  of  the  following  marks  is considered  to  be  a  principal  mark  of punctuation? 1. # 2. @ 3. () 4. * Which  of  the  following  punctuation  marks indicates  a  slight  pause? 1. 2.     , 3. ? 4. ! What punctuation mark is used most frequently  in  writing? 1. 2.    , 3. ? 4. ! 25