Question

question 7 of 10 which is an example of a simple sentence from \how to jump - start a car battery\? a. it could be the starter, or a dead alternator, or because a family of badgers took up residence in the engine. b. in most cases, the positive terminal is red and the negative terminal is black. c. below are a few easy steps for jump - starting a battery and possibly saving your social life over the next few years. d. the hardest part of jump - starting a battery is remembering where to put the cables.

Explanation:

A simple sentence has one independent clause. Option D has one subject - "The hardest part of jump - starting a battery" and one predicate - "is remembering where to put the cables". Options A has multiple alternatives joined by "or", option B has two related statements about terminal colors, and option C has a statement about steps and a side - comment about social life, making them more complex than a simple sentence.

Answer:

D. The hardest part of jump-starting a battery is remembering where to put the cables.