Q. Zeus is the father of all the gods on Mt. Olympus, and he is also in control of lightning.

Q. My brother, and I went shopping.

Q. Mrs. Schutte teaches English but she also loves history.

Q. Zeus and Apollo are both classical gods from Greek Mythology.
The and in this sentence is joining...

Q. The author of the Odyssey is the poet Homer, but he was actually blind!

Q. The bird, and the squirrel fought over the acorn.

Q. I enjoy playing basketball and hockey.
The and in this sentence is joining...

Q. I eat oysters, and clams but my brother doesn't eat any shellfish at all. 

Q. My brother doesn't want me in his room yet that's where the computer is.

Q. The following sentence is a compound sentence...
I eat potatos and salad every evening with my main course.

Q. How many independent clauses are there in this sentence?
I ran to the store to buy some milk, but I forgot my wallet, so I had to return home empty handed.

Q. What three things constitute a sentence?

Q. An independent clause can stand alone as a simple sentence.

Q. A dependent clause can stand alone as a simple sentence.

Q. The FANBOYS acronym stands for...
for, and, nor, but, oh, yeah, so