

Nonrestrict Elements & Coordinate Adjectives
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English
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8th Grade
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Candice Richardson
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Multiple Choice
Choose the nonrestrictive element in the example sentence.
My younger brother, who lives in Brazil, is coming to visit me in two weeks!
My younger brother,
who lives in Brazil,
is coming to visit me in two week!
does not contain a nonrestrictive element
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Multiple Choice
Choose the nonrestrictive element in the example sentence.
I live in Queens, NY, which is only about 20 minutes from Manhattan.
I live in Queens,
NY,
which is only about 20 minutes from Manhattan.
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Multiple Choice
What is the appositive in the following sentence?
The person next to me is Charles, this year's spelling bee champion.
The person standing next to me
is Charles
this year's spelling bee champion
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Multiple Choice
What part of this sentence is nonrestrictive and should be set off by commas?
That show is on really late at night which is why I usually don't watch it.
That show is on really late at night
at night
which is why I usually don't watch it
why I usually don't watch it
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Multiple Choice
What part of this sentence is nonrestrictive and should be set off by commas?
Pearls which are expensive aren't something I buy very often.
Pearls
which are expensive
aren't something I buy very often
very often
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Multiple Choice
What part of this sentence is nonrestrictive and should be set off by commas?
My doctor who graduated from Harvard University is very intelligent.
My doctor
who graduated from Harvard University
is very intelligent
University
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Multiple Choice
What part of this sentence is nonrestrictive and should be set off by commas?
Our school Boaz Middle School is located on Newt Parker Drive.
Our school
Boaz Middle School
is located on Newt Parker Drive
Newt Parker Drive
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Multiple Choice
Which sentence is written correctly?
The assistant principal, Ms. Wood, is new this year.
The principal, Mr. Pinckard has been here many years.
Neither sentence is written correctly
Both sentences are written correctly
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Multiple Choice
Which sentence is written correctly?
Gus, Eric's black cat, slowly crept up behind the kittens.
Gus, Eric's black cat slowly crept up behind the kittens.
Gus Eric's black cat, slowly crept up behind the kittens.
Gus Eric's black cat slowly crept up behind the kittens.
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Multiple Choice
The journalism and yearbook program run by Ms. Buttram and Ms. Bruce is very popular at BMS.
This sentence is correct as is
This sentence needs a comma after program
This sentence needs a comma after Bruce
This sentence needs a comma after program and Bruce
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Multiple Choice
This sentence contains a restrictive appositive (one that is necessary to understand the sentence and, therefore, should not be set off by commas). What is the essential appositive in this sentence?
Although my sister Loretta disapproves of the on-court temper tantrums, she still thinks Robbie is cute.
my sister
Loretta
Robbie
on-court temper tantrums
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Multiple Choice
This sentence contains a restrictive appositive (one that is necessary to understand the sentence and, therefore, should not be set off by commas). What is the essential appositive in this sentence?
The successful singer Michael Jackson died in 2009.
The successful singer
Michael Jackson
died in 2009
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Fill in the Blank
Type answer...
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Multiple Select
Which of the following punctuation marks can be used to "set off" a nonrestrictive element? There is more than one answer.
commas
dashes
parentheses
semicolons
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Match
Match the punctuation type to the tone it conveys towards the sentence's nonrestrictive element.
commas
dashes
parentheses
neutral
emphasis
unimportant/insignificant
neutral
emphasis
unimportant/insignificant
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Multiple Choice
Which sentence best punctuates the nonrestrictive element to show emphasis?
The San Francisco earthquake (which killed 63 people and injured close to 4,000 people) happened in 1989.
The San Francisco earthquake, which killed 63 people and injured close to 4,000 people, happened in 1989.
The San Francisco earthquake - which killed 63 people and injured close to 4,000 people -happened in 1989.
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Multiple Choice
Which sentence best punctuates this sentence's neutral, nonrestrictive element?
Luca - our only child - is going to college.
Luca, our only child, is going to college.
Luca our only child - is going to college.
Luca our only child, is going to college.
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Multiple Choice
Where would you place a comma in the following sentence?
Ms. Caruthers threw her knobby old cane at Bob.
Between threw and her
Between her and knobby
Between knobby and old
This sentence does not need a comma.
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Multiple Choice
Where would you place a comma in the following sentence?
Forecasters warned of another day of hot windy conditions across Southern California on Sunday.
Between another and day
Between hot and windy
Between Southern and California
This sentence does not need a comma.
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Multiple Choice
Where would you place a comma in the following sentence?
The Oakland A's are the best baseball team!
Between the and best
Between best and baseball
Between baseball and team
This sentence does not need a comma.
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