Lesson: Separate Two or More Adjectives Proceeding a Noun

What is a comma generally used for?

• To separate words or groups of words

• To end a sentence

• To indicate a question

• To show possession

What must you be able to identify to understand the comma rule discussed in the document?

• Verbs

• Adjectives

• Nouns

• Pronouns

Which of the following is NOT an example of a noun?

• Tom

• Bravery

• Running

• Pizza

What are nouns described as in the document?

• Actions, feelings, and states

• People, places, things, ideas, or events

• Colors, sizes, and shapes

• Times, dates, and years

Which of the following is an example of a place?

• Tom

• Honesty

• Neighborhood

• Love

What is the rule mentioned in the lesson section of the document?

• Use commas to separate two or more adjectives preceding a noun

• Use commas to end a sentence

• Use commas to indicate a question

• Use commas to show possession

Which of the following is an example of an idea?

• Tom

• Honesty

• Neighborhood

• Love

According to Note 1, when should you not use a comma before the final adjective in a series?

• When the final adjective is thought of as part of the noun.

• When the final adjective is the most important.

• When the final adjective is a color.

• When the final adjective is a number.

What is the correct way to write the following sentence according to Note 2: "A skillful, enthusiastic dog trainer can teach a Jack Russell to perform many exciting tricks"?

• A skillful enthusiastic dog trainer can teach a Jack Russell to perform many exciting tricks.

• A skillful, enthusiastic, dog trainer can teach a Jack Russell to perform many exciting tricks.

• A skillful, enthusiastic dog trainer can teach a Jack Russell to perform many exciting tricks.

• A skillful enthusiastic, dog trainer can teach a Jack Russell to perform many exciting tricks.

What is the name of the terrier who stars in TV’s Wishbone?

• Wishbone

• Soccer

• Jack

• Russell