IA2 Language Practice Quiz

Which sentence is punctuated correctly?

• Instead of working out, I stayed in the house, and watched TV.

• Instead of working out; I stayed in the house and watched TV.

• Instead of working out, I stayed in the house and watched TV.

• Instead, of working out, I stayed in the house and watched TV.

Which sentence is punctuated correctly?

• Morton West is amazing, it has the best facilities.

• Morton West is amazing; it has the best facilities.

• Morton West, is amazing. It has the best facilities.

• Morton West, is amazing, it has the best facilities.

Which sentence is correctly punctuated?

• Achieve 3000, a reading program we do at school, is challenging, students love it.

• Achieve 3000, a reading program we do at school, is challenging; students love it.

• Achieve 3000 a reading program we do at school is challenging; students love it.

• Achieve 3000 a reading program we do at schoo, is challenging, students love it.

Which sentence is punctuated correctly?

• The summer is my favorite season because of being able to sleep in, hang out at the pool, and be stress free.

• The summer is my favorite season; because of being able to sleep in, hang out at the pool, and be stress free.

• The summer is my favorite season because of being able to sleep in, hang out at the pool and be stress free.

• The summer is my favorite season, because of being able to sleep in, hang out at the pool, and be stress free.

Which sentence is punctuated correctly?

• During the assembly last Friday; many students participated in the activities.

• During, the assembly last Friday, many students participated in the activities.

• During the assembly last Friday, many students participated in the activities.

• During the assembly, last Friday, many students participated in the activities.

Which sentence is punctuated correctly?

• With the coming of spring break, it was hard for the students to concentrate.

• With the coming of spring break; it was hard for the students to concentrate.

• With the coming, of spring break, it was hard for the students to concentrate.

• With the coming of spring break, it was hard, for the students to concentrate.

Which sentence is punctuated correctly?

• Spring break, is coming soon, I am very excited.

• Spring break is coming soon, I am very excited.

• Spring break is coming soon I am very excited.

• Spring break is coming soon; I am very excited.

Which sentence is punctuated correctly?

• Around the same time as the bell, the students heard a loud bang and saw a cloud of smoke.

• Around the same time as the bell; the students heard a loud bang and saw a cloud of smoke.

• Around the same time, as the bell, the students heard a loud bang and saw a cloud of smoke.

• Around the same time as the bell, the students hear a loud bang, and saw a cloud of smoke.

Which sentence is punctuated correctly?

• My mother was excited, but also very nervous for me.

• My mother was excited; but also very nervous for me.

• My mother was excited but also very nervous for me.

• My mother, was excited, but also very nervous for me.

Which sentence is punctuated correctly?

• After school, I am going to the mall; I am very excited.

• After school, I am going to the mall, I am very excited.

• After school I am going to the mall; I am very excited.

• After school I am going to the mall, I am very excited.