Grammar

There's____ ice cream but there aren't any strawberries.

• a few

• a little

• much

There are ____ flowers and trees in this garden.

• lots

• a lot of

• many

There's _____ orange juice in the fridge. We don't need any.

• a few

• many

• lots of

Which sentence is grammatically correct?

• The book No, David! was written by David Shannon.

• The book No, David! was written by David Shannon.

• The book No, David! was written by David Shannon.

• The book "No, David!" was written by David Shannon.

Which is the correct way to punctuate this sentence?

• "I like your hat," Sara told Molly.

• "I like your hat " Sara told Molly.

• "I like your hat ", Sara told Molly.

Correctly punctuate the titles of work in the following sentence.

Have you ever read the novel number the stars?

• Have you ever read the novel Number the Stars?

• Have you ever read the novel Number the Stars?

• Have you ever read the novel number the stars?

• Have you ever read the novel number the stars?

Correctly punctuate the titles of work in the following sentence. Did you ever read the article titled winter storm warning on page 6 of the inquirer?

• Did you ever read the article titled "Winter Storm Warning" on page 6 of the inquirer?

• Did you ever read the article titled Winter Storm Warning on page 6 of The Inquirer?

• Did you ever read the article titled "Winter Storm Warning" on page 6 of The Inquirer?

• Did you ever read the article titled Winter Storm Warning on page 6 of The Inquirer?

Correctly punctuate the titles of work in the following sentence. The group reads children's books such as the three little pigs and little red riding hood.

• The group reads children's books such as The Three Little Pigs and little red riding hood.

• The group reads children's books such as The Three Little Pigs and Little Red Riding Hood.

• The group reads children's books such as "The Three Little Pigs" and "Little Red Riding Hood".

• The group reads children's books such as The Three Little Pigs and "Little Red Riding Hood".

Read the sentence below.

No I do not want chicken or steak for dinner.

The missing comma should go after the word _________.

• chicken

• No

• steak

• want

Read the following paragraph. (1) Learning to tie your shoes can be a rite of passage. (2) Yes it can be easy for some people to learn. (3) However, everyone learns at their own pace. (4) Before you get started you will need to make sure that your laces are free from any knots. (5) To tie your shoes you will need shoes, laces, and lots of patience. (6) Some people begin by making two loops to cross each other and pull through the center. (7) Others make one loop then pull the opposite lace around and through the center to finish off the bow. (8) No matter which way you tie your ties, make sure they are tight so you don't trip! How would you correct sentence 2?

• Yes, it can be easy for some people to learn.

• Yes it, can be easy for some people to learn.

• Yes! It can be easy for some people to learn.

• correct as written