Question

highlight all the words that make up the two independent clauses below.
agatha harkness couldnt have been any clearer: were not allowed to ride our jetpacks to school.

Explanation:

An independent clause has a subject and a predicate and can stand alone as a sentence. The first clause "Agatha Harkness couldn't have been any clearer" has subject "Agatha Harkness" and predicate "couldn't have been any clearer". The second clause "we're not allowed to ride our jetpacks to school" has subject "we" and predicate "are not allowed to ride our jetpacks to school".

Answer:

First independent clause: Agatha Harkness couldn't have been any clearer
Second independent clause: we're not allowed to ride our jetpacks to school