Clause or Phrase?

	Indicate whether you think the example is an Independent Clause (IC), a Dependent Clause (DC), or a Phrase by clicking in the appropriate button, but remember to check for a subject and verb before you answer. You can see an analysis of each example by clicking on the "Please Explain" button. You may also review definitions by clicking on the words at the bottom of your screen.
	1.   Dorothy and the Scarecrow danced IC DC Phrase Responses:
	2.   if Toto could talk IC DC Phrase Responses:
	3.   witches in dark suits wear ruby slippers IC DC Phrase Responses:
	4.   since one size fits all girls from Kansas IC DC Phrase Responses:
	5.   L. Frank Baum wrote the story for his daughter IC DC Phrase Responses:
	6.   an ineffective president portrayed as a wizard IC DC Phrase Responses:
	7.   lions and tigers and bears IC DC Phrase Responses:
	8.   while characters represented different groups in American society IC DC Phrase Responses:
	9.   the tin man as industrial workers IC DC Phrase Responses:
	10.  Oz is short for ounce and referred to the gold standard IC DC Phrase Responses:
	11.  although the city was emerald IC DC Phrase Responses:
	12.  a gold bullion highway to prosperity and dreams IC DC Phrase Responses:
	13.  was William Jennings Bryan a cowardly lion IC DC Phrase Responses:
	14.  whereas small farmers were oppressed by Eastern bankers IC DC Phrase Responses:
	15.  mounting resistance by the Grange IC DC Phrase Responses:
	16.  purity and innocence characterize Dorothy IC DC Phrase Responses:
	17.  blowing smoke and making noise in the great hall IC DC Phrase Responses:
	18.  the great and powerful Oz was neither IC DC Phrase Responses:
	19.  but Dorothy and Toto got home safely IC DC Phrase Responses:
	20.  because Baum's allegorical story became an American classic IC DC Phrase Responses: