A sentence has a subordinate clause and two or more independent clauses. Group of answer choices

simple

complex

compound

compound complex

A sentence which has a subordinate clause and two or more independent clauses is:

compound complex

Explanation:

A compound-complex sentence can be identified with at least two independent clauses and at least one dependent clause.  Ordinarily, independent clauses are correct sentences that can stand on their own, while dependent clauses require independent clauses to become grammatically meaningful.   Compound-complex sentences are regularly employed when an author or a speaker wants to express some longer and more complicated thoughts in a single sentence, which other sentence forms cannot express.

b. brooks wrote about the same type of neighborhood in which she grew up.