Conventions Preassessment

What is the problem with this sentence?

The white, fluffy, playful dog over there.

• It's a run-on.

• It's a comma splice.

• It's a sentence fragment.

• It is correct as is.

What is the problem with this sentence?

The family enjoyed their time at the beach, it was so much fun.

• It's a run-on.

• It's a comma splice.

• It's a sentence fragment.

• It's correct as is.

What is the problem with this sentence?

I love to write papers I would write one every day if I had the time.

• It's a run-on.

• It's a comma splice.

• It's a sentence fragment.

• It's correct as is.

What is missing from this sentence?

Running away to never come back.

• Subject

• Beginning capital letter

• Verb

• Ending punctuation

What is missing from this sentence?

Kittens for sale by the side of the street.

• Subject

• Beginning capital letter

• Verb

• Ending punctuation

How many capitalization errors are in this sentence?

I wonder if my Mom will pick up wegman's subs for dinner this Friday night.

• o

• 1

• 2

• 3

How many capitalization errors are in this sentence?

This Winter my family will be going to lewes, Delaware to visit aunt Janice.

• 0

• 1

• 2

• 3

Which word in this sentence needs to be capitalized?

My soccer coach gave me new nike sneakers for my birthday.

• fall

• nike

• soccer coach

• birthday

Which word in this sentence should NOT be capitalized?

One of Americans' favorite Pastimes is watching the Super Bowl.

• Americans'

• Pastimes

• Super

• Bowl

How many capitalization errors are in this sentence?

Mr. ammerman and Mrs. reese attended the Park Forest middle school drama club's performance.

• 2

• 3

• 4

• 5