Test Review

Which of these sentences has correct punctuation?

• These are today's snack choices: cookies cupcakes or crackers.

• These are today's snack choices: cookies: cupcakes: or crackers.

• These are today's snack, choices, cookies cupcakes or crackers.

• These are today's snack choices: cookies, cupcakes, or crackers.

Which sentence uses commas correctly?

• We bought cookies, chocolates, and candy, to eat.

• Dany, her mother, and both, of her sisters, gathered around the swimming pool.

• Grandma bought one head of lettuce, baby carrots, and cherry tomatoes for her salad.

• This morning, we ate grits, eggs, and toast, with jam.

Combine the short sentences by using items in a series.

At the park, I saw a bird. I also saw a squirrel. Lastly, I saw a black dog.

• At the park, I saw a bird a squirrel, and a black dog.

• At the park, I saw a bird, a squirrel, and a black dog.

• At the park I saw a bird, and squirrel, and a black dog.

Which word or words should replace the verb to make the sentence correct?

Tomorrow, the girls shop at the mall.

• shopped

• will shop

• shops

Which word or words should replace the verb to make the sentence correct?

Yesterday, he hops over the creek.

• hopped

• will have hopped

• hop

• will hop

Rewrite the sentence using the correct verb tense.

The girl looked at the dog. She gently call it over.

Which is an example of being clumsy?

• Doing what you are told

• dropping things/ tripping often

• being messy and unorganized

• Being tricky or playing pranks

Which is an example of being obedient?

• Doing what you are told

• dropping things/ tripping often

• being messy and unorganized

• Being tricky or playing pranks

Which is an example of being disorderly?

• Doing what you are told

• dropping things/ tripping often

• being messy and unorganized

• Being tricky or playing pranks

Which is an example of being mischievous?

• Doing what you are told

• dropping things/ tripping often

• being messy and unorganized

• Being tricky or playing pranks