Which version of the following sentence is correct? Hint: Is this sentence trying to say that specifically "children who are nervous" can usually be comforted or that all children are nervous and children can usually be comforted?

Children who are nervous can usually be comforted.

Children, who are nervous, can usually be comforted.

Which version of the sentence contains no capitalization or comma errors?

Mrs. Powell, who teaches pre-algebra and algebra, instructed students about linear equations.

Mrs. Powell who teaches, pre-algebra and algebra instructed students about linear Equations.

Mrs. Powell, who teaches pre-algebra and algebra instructed students about Linear equations.

mrs. powell, who teaches pre-algebra and algebra, instructed students about linear equations.

Which version of the sentence contains no capitalization errors?

My aunt Kathleen sent a Christmas card to every single one of her nieces and nephews.

My Aunt Kathleen sent a Christmas Card to every single one of her nieces and nephews.

My aunt Kathleen sent a Christmas card to every single one of her Nieces and Nephews.

My aunt kathleen sent a christmas card to every single one of her nieces and nephews.

Which version of the sentence contains no capitalization errors?

Mrs. Palmer read the Shakespeare play Romeo and Juliet with her class.

Mrs. palmer read the Shakespeare play romeo and juliet with her class.

Mrs. Palmer read the shakespeare play Romeo And Juliet with her class.

Mrs. Palmer read the Shakespeare Play Romeo And Juliet with her class.

Which version of the sentence contains no capitalization or comma errors?

Mr. and Mrs. Bresno, lifelong supporters of the arts, sponsored the award-winning production of The Music Man.

mr. and mrs. Bresno, lifelong supporters of the arts, sponsored the award-winning production of The Music Man.

Mr. and Mrs. Bresno, lifelong supporters of the arts sponsored the award-winning Production of The music man.

Mr. and Mrs. Bresno lifelong supporters of The Arts sponsored the award-winning production of the Music Man.

Which version of the sentence is correct? Hint: Can all students leave early, or just certain people? Have all students finished their assignments?

Students who have finished their assignments may leave early.

Students, who have finished their assignments, may leave early.

Choose the version that incorporates correct capitalization.

On the television show Full House , Danny Tanner hosts a talk show titled Wake Up San Francisco!

On the Television Show Full house , Danny Tanner hosts a talk show titled Wake Up San Francisco!

On the television show Full House , danny tanner hosts a talk show titled wake up san francisco!

On the television show Full House , Danny tanner hosts a Talk Show titled Wake up San Francisco!

Choose the version of the sentences that implements correct capitalization.

My younger brother Edwin learned a lot from Dr. Cho's course.

My younger brother edwin learned a lot from Dr. Cho's course.

My younger brother Edwin learned a lot from dr. cho's course.

My younger brother Edwin learned a lot from dr. Cho's course.

Choose the version of the sentence that implements correct capitalization.

I love reading magazines, so I subscribe to Teen Vogue , Seventeen, and InStyle.

I love reading Magazines, so I subscribe to Teen Vogue , seventeen, and InStyle.

i love reading magazines, so i subscribe to Teen Vogue , Seventeen, and InStyle.

I love reading magazines, so I subscribe to t een vogue , s eventeen, and i nStyle.

Choose the version of the sentence that implements correct capitalization.

Have you ever been to Washington, D.C. to see the Declaration of Independence?

Have you ever been to washington, d.c. to see the declaration of Independence?

Have you ever been to Washington, D.C. to see the declaration of independence?

Choose the version of the sentence that consistently utilizes correct capitalization and comma usage.

On the Moriarty family road trip, we will drive through Ohio, Indiana, and Illinois.

On the Moriarty family road trip, We will drive through, Ohio, Indiana, and Illinois.

On the Moriarty family road trip we will drive through Ohio Indiana and Illinois.

On the moriarty family road trip, we will drive through ohio, indiana, and illinois.

Choose the version of the sentence that utilizes correct capitalization.

In the book Under a War-Torn Sky , Henry must cope with the loss of some of his fellow soldiers while in Europe.

In the book Under a War-Torn Sky , Henry must cope with the loss of some of his fellow Soldiers while in Europe.

In the book Under A War-Torn Sky , Henry must cope with the loss of some of his fellow soldiers while in europe.

In the book Under a war-torn sky , Henry must cope with the loss of some of his fellow soldiers while in Europe.

Choose the version of the sentence that implements correct capitalization and punctuation.

I don't know about Marvin's plans, but I know that we will arrive on Wednesday morning.

I don't know about marvin's plans, but I know that We will arrive on Wednesday morning.

I don't know about Marvin's plans but, I know that we will arrive on wednesday morning.

Which version of the sentence uses correct capitalization?

When I visit Grandma and Grandpa Walker's house on Saturdays, they always make sure to have Oreos and Jiffy peanut butter waiting.

When I visit grandma and grandpa walker's house on Saturdays, they always make sure to have Oreos and Jiffy peanut butter waiting.

When I visit Grandma and Grandpa walker's house on Saturdays, they always make sure to have Oreos and Jiffy peanut butter waiting.

When I visit Grandma and Grandpa Walker's house on saturdays, they always make sure to have oreos and jiffy peanut butter waiting.

Choose the version of the sentence that utilizes commas correctly.

At lunch, I sit with Linda, Sue, Destinee, Chung, Becca, Mindy, and Veronica.

At lunch I sit with Linda Sue Destinee Chung Becca Mindy and Veronica.

At lunch I sit with Linda Sue Destinee, Chung Becca Mindy, and Veronica.

At lunch, I sit with, Linda Sue Destinee Chung Becca Mindy and, Veronica.

Choose the version of the sentence that utilizes commas correctly.

On May 8, 2009, my sister Mary graduated from college.

On May 8 2009 my sister, Mary, graduated, from college.

On May 8 2009, my sister Mary graduated from college.

On May 8, 2009 my sister Mary graduated from college.

Choose the version of the sentence that utilizes commas correctly.

Because I love to sew, I asked for buttons, needles, and fabric for Christmas.

Because, I love to sew, I asked for buttons needles, and fabric for Christmas.

Because I love to sew I asked for buttons, needles and fabric for Christmas.

Because I love to sew I asked for buttons needles and, fabric for Christmas.

Choose the version of the sentence that implements commas and capitalization correctly.

When I listen to the Moana soundtrack, I can't help but sing along to "How Far I'll Go."

When I listen to the Moana Soundtrack, I can't help but sing along to "how far I'll go."

When I listen, to the Moana soundtrack I can't help but sing along to "How Far I'll Go."

When I listen to the moana soundtrack, I can't help but sing along to "How far I'll go."

Eng 7 Q2 Capitalization and Commas Practice

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

45 sec • 1 pt

Choose the correct use of commas.

I went to the movies, but it was expensive.

I went to the movies but, it was expensive.

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CCSS.L.6.2A

CCSS.L.4.2C

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

45 sec • 1 pt

Choose the sentence that uses commas correctly.

If you eat too much pizza you will get sick.

If, you eat too much pizza you will get sick.

If you eat ,too much pizza you will get sick.

If you eat too much pizza, you will get sick.

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CCSS.L.6.2A

CCSS.L.4.2C

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

45 sec • 1 pt

Choose the sentence with correct comma usage.

Did you eat Jerry?

Did you eat, Jerry?

Did you, eat, Jerry?

Tags

CCSS.L.6.2A

CCSS.L.4.2C

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

45 sec • 1 pt

Choose the correct punctuation.

Since I didn't eat breakfast, I've been starving all day.

Since I didn't eat breakfast; I've been starving all day.

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CCSS.L.9-10.2A

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

45 sec • 1 pt

Choose the version of the sentence that correctly implements commas.

For the recipe, I need, rice beans and chicken.

For the recipe I need rice beans and, chicken.

For the recipe, I need rice, beans, and chicken.

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CCSS.L.1.2C

CCSS.L.5.2A

CCSS.L.7.2A

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

45 sec • 1 pt

Choose the version of the sentence that correctly implements commas.

Shelly purchased white yellow and red roses from the florist.

Shelly purchased, white yellow and red roses from the florist.

Shelly purchased white yellow and red roses, from the florist.

Shelly purchased white, yellow, and red roses from the florist.

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CCSS.L.1.2C

CCSS.L.5.2A

CCSS.L.7.2A

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

45 sec • 1 pt

Choose the version of the sentence that implements commas correctly.

My younger brother who is a mailman, works Monday through Saturday.

My younger, brother, who is a mailman works Monday through Saturday.

My younger brother, who is a mailman, works Monday through Saturday.

My younger brother who is a mailman works Monday through Saturday.

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CCSS.L.6.2A

CCSS.L.4.2C

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Eng 7 Q2 Capitalization and Commas Practice

Choose the correct use of commas.

Choose the sentence that uses commas correctly.

Choose the sentence with correct comma usage.

Choose the correct punctuation.

Choose the version of the sentence that correctly implements commas.

Choose the version of the sentence that correctly implements commas.

Choose the version of the sentence that implements commas correctly.

Which version of the following sentence is correct?Hint: Is this sentence trying to say that specifically "children who are nervous" can usually be comforted or that all children are nervous and children can usually be comforted?

Which version of the sentence contains no capitalization or comma errors?

Which version of the sentence contains no capitalization errors?

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Which version of the following sentence is correct?

Hint: Is this sentence trying to say that specifically "children who are nervous" can usually be comforted or that all children are nervous and children can usually be comforted?