Discussion
'. . . and he entered the cabin'
The underlined is a/an __________ clause.
Answer: D
'And he entered the cabin' is a coordinate clause.
The clause is joined to the rest of the sentence by the coordinating conjunction 'and', and it makes complete sense on its own ('He entered the cabin'). Clauses of equal rank joined by and, but or or are coordinate clauses.
Noun, adjective and adverb clauses are subordinate clauses introduced by words such as that, who, which, when or because, and they depend on a main clause.
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