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Imagine Mason, Maya, and Grace are on a thrilling adventure in their English class, diving deep into the world of grammar. Their teacher, like a guide, explained a fascinating concept and challenged them to identify it. Can you guess what they discovered?

• They unearthed a grammar rule that unveils the mystery of how sentences are punctuated in a language.

• They discovered a grammar rule that maps out the structure of words and phrases in a language.

• They found a grammar rule that decodes the pronunciation of words in a language.

• They stumbled upon a grammar rule that explains the art of writing numbers in a language.

Aiden has a playful puppy named Spot. How would Maya playfully show Ava that Spot is Aiden's using punctuation?

• She would use an apostrophe (Aiden's Spot)

• She would use a question mark (Aiden's Spot?)

• She would use an exclamation mark (Aiden's Spot!)

• She would use a comma (Aiden, Spot)

Identify the correct spelling:

• Speling

• Spellingg

• Spelingg

• Spelling

Which sentence has the correct structure?

• What is Rosa doing.

• Which store, did you go to?

• Where are we going?

• Are we there yet!

Emma, Anika, and Mason are having a friendly debate about writing rules. Mason insists that there's a specific rule about capitalization. Can you help them figure out which of the following is a capitalization rule?

• Capitalization is only used at the beginning of a sentence.

• The capitalization rule is a set of guidelines that dictate when and how to use capital letters in writing.

• The capitalization rule only applies to proper nouns.

• Capitalization is optional in all forms of writing.

Aria, Emma, and Avery are having a lively debate about grammar rules during their lunch break. Which of the following statements would make them laugh because it's NOT a grammar rule?

• 2 + 2 = 5

• Adjective + Noun + Verb

• Subject + Verb + Object

• 2 + 2 = 4

During a friendly competition, Aiden and Arjun are trying to write the best compound sentence. Olivia is the judge. Which punctuation mark should they use to separate the independent clauses in their sentences to impress Olivia?

• ,

• ;

• .

• :

Aria, Noah, Benjamin, Aiden, and Maya are having a blast at a spelling bee competition. Which of the following is the correct spelling of the word they need to spell?

• N/A

• Spelingg

• Spellingg

• Speling

Imagine Scarlett, Ava, and William are writing a story about Jackson's adventure to the grocery store. Which sentence correctly uses capitalization when describing Jackson's trip?

• Jackson went to the store to buy some groceries

• Jackson went to the store to buy some groceries.

• jackson went to the store to buy some groceries

• jackson went to the store to buy some groceries.

During a lively writing workshop, Zoe turned to David, Daniel, and Priya and playfully asked, 'Which of the following is a punctuation mark we should sprinkle in our essays to make them more exciting?'

• Capital letters, lowercase letters, and numbers.

• Apostrophes, hyphens, and colons.

• Periods, commas, question marks, and exclamation points.

• Verbs, nouns, and adjectives.