Which questions would best help someone decide whether to use a semicolon to connect clauses in a sentence? Select the two correct answers.(1 point)ResponsesIs each clause independent?Is each clause independent?Are there more than two clauses?Are there more than two clauses?How long are the clauses?How long are the clauses?Which clause is the most interesting?Which clause is the most interesting?Are the clauses about closely related ideas?

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The two questions that would best help someone decide whether to use a semicolon to connect clauses in a sentence are:

  1. Is each clause independent?
  2. Are the clauses about closely related ideas?

These questions address the fundamental requirements for using a semicolon correctly. The first question ensures that the clauses can stand alone as separate sentences, while the second question relates to the purpose of using a semicolon, which is to connect related ideas.

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