G9 Grammar Studio Screening Test Part 2 (A)

G9 Grammar Studio Screening Test Part 2 (A)

Multiple Choice

Read each sentence. Three of the sentences have at least one error in capitalization, but one of the sentences is correct. Identify the correct sentence in each set.

• That gentleman received the Purple heart for valor in combat during World War II.

• Did you know that the Speaker of the house is third in line of succession for the presidency?

• Leon is hoping to gain acceptance to the U.S. Air Force Academy.

• “See the U.S.A. in your chevrolet” was a popular advertising slogan at one time.

Multiple Choice

Read each sentence. Three of the sentences have at least one error in capitalization, but one of the sentences is correct. Identify the correct sentence in each set.

• Our friends showed us photos taken at Yellowstone national park.

• We traveled on interstate 10 from San Antonio to Houston.

• Did you see the Statue of Liberty when you went sightseeing?

• The shoes made by nike were on sale.

Multiple Choice

Read each sentence. Three of the sentences have at least one error in capitalization, but one of the sentences is correct. Identify the correct sentence in each set.

• My aunt Grace and your mother attended the same high school.

• Our school Principal was interviewed by a reporter.

• Can you meet grandfather Jonah and uncle Bill at the airport?

• Jefferson wrote with controlled passion in the Declaration of independence.

Multiple Choice

Read each sentence. Three of the sentences have at least one error in capitalization, but one of the sentences is correct. Identify the correct sentence in each set.

• I could see clearly the shape of the little dipper in the sky.

• Is Earth closer to Mercury or to Jupiter?

• The keynote address was given by dr. Fred Simms, jr.

• We urged senator Wesson to reconsider her vote.

Multiple Choice

Read each sentence. Three of the sentences have at least one error in capitalization, but one of the sentences is correct. Identify the correct sentence in each set.

• The novel A Tale of Two Cities is required reading in many schools.

• “The cask of Amontillado” is one of Edgar Allan Poe’s best-known short stories.

• We currently subscribe to time magazine, but we often read National geographic as well.

• Do we have a school holiday on labor Day?

Multiple Choice

Read each sentence. Three of the sentences have at least one error in capitalization, but one of the sentences is correct. Identify the correct sentence in each set.

• My class recently saw the movie The king and I, starring Yul Brynner.

• Sally’s brother is employed by the federal bureau of investigation.

• Robert E. Peary and Matthew Henson claimed to have planted the U.S. flag at the North Pole in 1909.

• Have you ever seen the Lincoln memorial in Washington, D.C.?

Multiple Choice

Read each sentence. Three of the sentences have at least one error in punctuation, but one of the sentences is correct. Identify the correct sentence in each set.

• Will you be eating out with us.

• What a fabulous party?

• Mrs Jones handed us copies of the poem!

• Please mind your manners.

Multiple Choice

Read each sentence. Three of the sentences have at least one error in punctuation, but one of the sentences is correct. Identify the correct sentence in each set.

• I need scissors thread and a patch to mend the tear.

• Rosa put potatoes and onions and carrots in the stew.

• The lost keys were probably in the yard on the shelf or in Tara’s pocket.

• Our cool fresh drinks tasted good after our work in the heat.

Multiple Choice

Read each sentence. Three of the sentences have at least one error in punctuation, but one of the sentences is correct. Identify the correct sentence in each set.

• Julia made the salad, and Luis poured on the salad dressing.

• Lee cleared the table, and washed the dishes

• Dena served the soup but she forgot to set out spoons.

• Although we had the parts we needed; we couldn’t finish the repairs.

Multiple Choice

Read each sentence. Three of the sentences have at least one error in punctuation, but one of the sentences is correct. Identify the correct sentence in each set.

• Why we had scarcely dozed off, when a noise awakened us.

• No, I don’t believe I want to attend that play.

• Giggling childishly Len refused, to hand me the notebook.

• By the end, of the trip we were tired and sleepy.

Multiple Choice

Read each sentence. Three of the sentences have at least one error in punctuation, but one of the sentences is correct. Identify the correct sentence in each set.

• Mada, my pen pal in Australia plans to visit me soon.

• Most of us, generally speaking have hopes and dreams.

• Congratulations Robert, on your outstanding speech.

• You should, in my opinion, try out for the track team.

Multiple Choice

Read each sentence. Three of the sentences have at least one error in punctuation, but one of the sentences is correct. Identify the correct sentence in each set.

• My brother Eli, who is good at math and science, won the school algebra competition.

• Every student, who made a perfect score, is exempt from the final exam.

• The photographs, that were selected, will be put into the class yearbook.

• People, who are interested in astronomy, will enjoy this film about constellations.

Multiple Choice

Read each sentence. Three of the sentences have at least one error in punctuation, but one of the sentences is correct. Identify the correct sentence in each set.

• Luke did most of the research, but Sara pulled the information together for the final report.

• I’m taking English, geography, science art and math this semester.

• On a cold day, a strong hot invigorating cup of tea seems to ward off chills.

• My twin sister who is also a fine athlete made the highest score on her class science test.

Multiple Choice

Read each sentence. Three of the sentences have at least one error in punctuation, but one of the sentences is correct. Identify the correct sentence in each set.

• It is, my opinion in fact that we should provide campaign materials for the candidates.

• In a small cabin at the edge of the forest, the woman lived with her grandchild.

• July 4, 1776 was our country’s first Independence Day.

• Pompeii, a Roman city was destroyed by the eruption of the volcano Mt. Vesuvius on August 24 A.D. 79.

Multiple Choice

Read each sentence. Three of the sentences have at least one error in punctuation, but one of the sentences is correct. Identify the correct sentence in each set.

• Black Boy written by Richard Wright, is the book I selected for my report.

• Our family physician Dr. Martin Cruz is an internist.

• After Mark finished reciting “Mother to Son,” our teacher praised his performance.

• The unemployment rate for example is lower than it has been in many years.

Multiple Choice

Read each sentence. Three of the sentences have at least one error in punctuation, but one of the sentences is correct. Identify the correct sentence in each set.

• Madison was our fourth president, the War of 1812 was fought during his presidency.

• Some people have perfect pitch; other people are tone-deaf.

• The storm raged on; while the rain fell to the earth in torrents.

• Our club funds are low, accordingly, I have cut expenses.

Multiple Choice

Read each sentence. Three of the sentences have at least one error in punctuation, but one of the sentences is correct. Identify the correct sentence in each set.

• My measles are contagious; therefore, I must stay home for a while.

• Because rain and floods have ravaged the area; many homes have been damaged.

• We eat mostly vegetables however, we eat meat occasionally.

• The surfers rode the high waves most wiped out before reaching the shore.

Multiple Choice

Read each sentence. Three of the sentences have at least one error in punctuation, but one of the sentences is correct. Identify the correct sentence in each set.

• I need several things from the store. Soap, bread, and sugar.

• My sister and I are similar in terms of: height, weight, and eye color.

• Van’s favorite activities are: cycling, jogging, and bowling.

• Bring the following items: a sack lunch, a notepad, and your museum ticket.

Multiple Choice

Read each sentence. Three of the sentences have at least one error in punctuation, but one of the sentences is correct. Identify the correct sentence in each set.

• The Great Wall of China is made of: earth, brick, and stone, it stands forty feet tall in places.

• In Scotland we visited three cities: Glasgow, Troon, and Ayr.

• I’m not allowed to have a pet furthermore; I’m allergic to cats.

• News reporting is often treated as a form of entertainment therefore, it seems somewhat unreliable.

Multiple Choice

Read each sentence. Three of the sentences have at least one error in punctuation, but one of the sentences is correct. Identify the correct sentence in each set.

• Because Lily’s entering a poetry contest next month; she’s spending all her spare time composing.

• Although I am not sure why my class schedule was changed: I like the new schedule.

• The following people were chosen for parts in the play, Anna, Jim, and Fernando.

• Will isn’t the best singer in the choir; however, he is the most enthusiastic.

Multiple Choice

Read each sentence. Three of the sentences have at least one error in punctuation, but one of the sentences is correct. Identify the correct sentence in each set.

• Maria told us “that she saw the musical Cats.”

• My friend asked, “Are you going on the picnic”?

• Julia Ward Howe wrote the lyrics for “The Battle Hymn of the Republic.”

• “I think” my brother said “we’ve blown a fuse.”

Multiple Choice

Read each sentence. Three of the sentences have at least one error in punctuation, but one of the sentences is correct. Identify the correct sentence in each set.

• “What are we having for supper?” Gretchen asked.

• My coach wanted to know “who made the extra point.”

• “Did everyone bring his or her ticket”? our tour guide inquired.

• “Have you read any stories by Julia Alvarez? my teacher asked.”

Multiple Choice

Read each sentence. Three of the sentences have at least one error in punctuation, but one of the sentences is correct. Identify the correct sentence in each set.

• “I’m trying to go to France as an exchange student,” Felicia stated.

• “I think,” Phoebe said “that we should rest for awhile.”

• “How many times” Mother said “have I asked you to clean your room?”

• “Great news!” Ted said excitedly. “I won first place”!

Multiple Choice

Read each sentence. Three of the sentences have at least one error in punctuation, but one of the sentences is correct. Identify the correct sentence in each set.

• I enjoyed reading Ruth Sasaki’s short story Independence.

• We are reading Shakespeare’s play “Hamlet, Prince of Denmark”.

• Pete said, “Shakespeare gave good advice when he wrote, ’Give every man thine ear, but few thy voice.’”

• The ticket clerk asked, “Do you want an all-day pass”?

Multiple Choice

Read each sentence. Three of the sentences have at least one error in punctuation, but one of the sentences is correct. Identify the correct sentence in each set.

• My friend is reading Maud Martha, a book written by Gwendolyn Brooks.

• The attorney stated, “The contract has not been signed by either party.”

• The teacher asked, “Did Patrick Henry say “... give me liberty, or give me death!” or did Thomas Jefferson say that?

• One of Naomi Shihab Nye’s short poems is titled Daily.