Lesson Topics Discussion Quiz: Class Homework |
Quiz In Class |
Title: Conventional Expression, End-of-Sentence Punctuation, Within-Sentence Punctuation, Punctuating a Series |
Grade Lesson s5-p1 |
Explanation: Hello Students, time to practice and review. Let us take next 10-15 minutes to solve the ten problems using the Quiz Sheet. Then submit the quiz to get the score. This is a good exercise to check your understanding of the concepts. |
Quiz: in Class
| Id | Name | Note |
|---|---|---|
1 |
He enjoys swimming he hates cold water; therefore, he always waits until the pool is warm enough. |
A) No change B) swimming, but C) swimming, but: D) swimming; |
2 |
She baked a cake for the party, but it didn’t turn out as planned: she made cookies instead. |
A) No change B) planned she C) planned, so she D) planned' she |
3 |
We decided to go hiking, despite the weather forecast, predicting rain all weekend long, and storms. |
A) No change B) despite the weather forecast/ C) despite the weather forecast] D) despite the weather forecast: |
4 |
Amidst devastating tornadoes and hailstorms. emergency response teams work tirelessly to rescue trapped individuals. |
A) No change B) hailstorms- C) hailstorms;: D) hailstorms, |
5 |
Neither the rain nor the wind could stop us from going to the concert, which turned out better than expected. |
A) turned out B) going to C) neither…nor D) than expected |
6 |
Mr. Johnson, our new neighbor, is always friendly-offering; help whenever we need it, making him well-liked. |
A) No change B) friendly. offering C) [friendly] offering D) friendly, offering |
7 |
We wanted to go to the beach", but the weather turned cold and cloudy, so we stayed home. |
A) No change B) beach; C) beach: D) beach" |
8 |
He told me; that he was going to the gym, however, he never: actually went that day. |
A) he never, B) he never] C) he never/ D) No change |
9 |
We can either go out to dinner or stay home, though staying home seems more comfortable than dining out tonight. |
A) we can B) comfortable C) tonight D) either, or |
10 |
Neither the weather nor the traffic could ruin our day, which turned out even better than expected. |
A) better B) turned out C) neither, nor D) ruin |
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