Benchmark G4 Unit 6 Grammar

Use the correct adjective order and punctuation.

Mara’s dog has fur. (brown silky long)

• Mara’s dog has long, silky, brown fur.

• Mara’s dog has long, brown fur, silky.

• Mara’s dog has brown fur, long, , silky.

Use the correct adjective order and punctuation.

The car zipped past the finish line. (red small)

• The small, red car zipped past the finish line.

• The red small, car zipped past the finish line.

Use the correct adjective order and punctuation.

My grandparents live in a farmhouse . (old charming yellow)

• My grandparents live in a charming, old, yellow farmhouse.

• My grandparents live in a charming, yellow, old, farmhouse.

• My grandparents live in a yellow, charming, old, farmhouse.

Use the correct adjective order and punctuation.

Mom made a pasta salad . (colorful yummy big)

• Mom made a yummy, big, colorful pasta salad.

• Mom made a big, yummy, colorful pasta salad.

• Mom made a yummy, colorful, big pasta salad.

Use the correct adjective order and punctuation.

I found a camera in the attic. (cracked antique strange)

• I found a strange, cracked, antique camera in the attic.

• I found a cracked, antique, strange camera in the attic.

• I found a antique, cracked, strange camera in the attic.

Use the correct adjective order and punctuation.

I made a tail for my kite. (shiny long)

• I made a long, shiny tail for my kite.

• I made a shiny long, tail for my kite.

Use correct punctuation and capitalization.

Jan asked would you like to come to my party?

• Jan asked, “Would you like to come to my party?"

• Jan asked, Would you like to come to my party?

• Jan asked, “would you like to come to my party?"

Use correct punctuation and capitalization.

Jan asked would you like to come to my party?

• Jan asked, “Would you like to come to my party?"

• Jan asked, Would you like to come to my party?

• Jan asked, “would you like to come to my party?"

Use correct punctuation and capitalization.

Turn left on Oak Street Bill explained and then right on Smith.

• “Turn left on Oak Street,” Bill explained, “and then right on Smith.”

• “turn left on Oak Street,” Bill explained, “and then right on Smith.”

• Turn left on Oak Street,” Bill explained, “and then right on Smith.

Use correct punctuation and capitalization.

I’m looking for a book in Spanish Mom said to the clerk.

• “I’m looking for a book in Spanish,” Mom said to the clerk.

• “I’m looking for a book in Spanish,” mom said to the clerk.

• I’m looking for a book in Spanish, Mom said to the clerk.