Lesson Example Discussion Quiz: Class Homework |
Quiz At Home |
Title: Parenthetical Expressions & Nonrestrictive Clauses, Unnecessary Punctuation, Combining and separating sentences, Word pairs and Comparisions |
Grade: core-sat Lesson: S13-P1 |
Explanation: Test your knowledge on this topic by answering the given questions by clicking on the homework quiz sheet. |
Quiz: at Home
Identify complete sentences and revise grammatical issues affecting the completeness of a sentence.
| Problem Id | Problem | Options |
|---|---|---|
1 |
Use appropriate punctuation within the sentence. We always were on time for school for the past week, We woke up early to reach the school. |
A) No change B) past week; and We C) past week and, we D) past week. We |
2 |
Use appropriate punctuation within the sentence. The seven players' play was spectacular; we needed another pair of eyes to view the team’s effort to win. |
A) spectacular. we B) No change C) spectacular, we D) spectacular. and we |
3 |
Use appropriate punctuation within the sentence. The mart has been closed due to an emergency, Every customer has been escorted for the safety procedure. |
A) No change B) emergency. every C) emergency; every D) emergency 'every' |
4 |
Use appropriate punctuation within the sentence. Jamie was thoroughly confused; she couldn’t figure out where her car keys and mobile were. |
A) No change B) confused she C) confused: she D) confused, she |
5 |
Use appropriate punctuation within the sentence. Our neighbor’s yard was filled with flowers. This spring. they are going to add new plants. |
A) No change B) This spring, they C) this spring they D) this spring; they |
6 |
Identify the word pairs or phrases used for comparisons. Neither Jack nor Mike got the right amount of flour to bake the cake for tonight. |
A) neither-nor B) the-right C) bake-the D) for-tonight |
7 |
Identify the word pairs or phrases used for comparisons. Jamie used to like playing both football and cricket when she was young. |
A) to-and B) to-both C) in-both D) both-and |
8 |
Identify the word pairs or phrases used for comparisons. I find her amusing. She is not only crazy but also affectionate towards her family. |
A) not-only B) but also C) not only-but-also D) I-is |
9 |
Identify the word pairs or phrases used for comparisons. No sooner had he finished the competitive exam than he realized he’d forgotten to bubble in any of his answers. |
A)than-to B) no sooner-than C) no-than D) sooner-than |
10 |
Identify the word pairs or phrases used for comparisons. Jane just took his car from the garage as I did in my childhood. |
A)as-in B) just-in C) just-my D) just-as |
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