The task is to synthesize two simple sentences into one grammatically correct and logically coherent sentence. This involves identifying the relationship between the two events described: being hungry and going to the kitchen. The most appropriate conjunction or phrase will express this relationship accurately.
Correct Option: A) He went to the kitchen as he was hungry.
This option correctly uses the subordinating conjunction "as" to show the cause-and-effect relationship between being hungry and going to the kitchen. "As" functions here similarly to "because," indicating the reason for the action.
The task is to combine two simple sentences into a single, grammatically correct, and logically coherent sentence. We need to identify the relationship between the two original statements: "I want to be a doctor" and "I am studying medicine." One statement is the reason or cause for the other.
C) I am studying medicine because I want to be a doctor. — This sentence correctly establishes the logical cause-and-effect relationship. Studying medicine is the action taken because the person wants to be a doctor.
The task is to synthesize two simple sentences into one grammatically correct and logically coherent sentence. The original sentences state two distinct facts about the same person: her intelligence and her lack of arrogance. We need to combine these facts without altering their meaning or implying a cause-and-effect relationship or a contrast that isn't explicitly stated.
Correct Option: A) She is intelligent and not arrogant.
The goal is to combine two simple sentences into one grammatically correct and logically coherent complex sentence. We need to identify the relationship between the two statements: "The team was excellent" and "They won the match." The excellence of the team is the reason for their victory.
Correct Option: C) The team won the match as they were excellent.
This option correctly uses "as" to indicate the reason or cause, effectively combining the two sentences while preserving their logical relationship.
The task is to synthesize two simple sentences into a single, grammatically correct, and logically coherent sentence. We need to identify the relationship between the two statements: "He is poor" and "He is honest."
Correct Option: B) He is poor and honest.
This option correctly combines the two statements using the conjunction "and," which implies that both qualities exist simultaneously without any implied contrast or causal relationship. It is the most straightforward and accurate synthesis.
The goal is to combine two simple sentences, "She likes to sing" and "She likes to dance," into a single, grammatically correct, and concise sentence that conveys both ideas without changing their original meaning. Both sentences express a positive preference for two different activities.
Correct Option: B) She likes singing and dancing.
This option effectively combines the two sentences using the conjunction "and" and gerunds ("singing" and "dancing") to express that she enjoys both activities. It is concise and grammatically correct.