1 English 1 Final thru quiz 7 quizs

3) Where does the semicolon go in the sentence? Joe has worked in Austin Texas Tulsa Oklahoma and Boise Idaho.

• Joe has worked in Austin; Texas, Tulsa; Oklahoma and Boise; Idaho.
• Joe has worked in Austin, Texas, Tulsa, Oklahoma, and Boise, Idaho.
• Joe has worked in Austin; Texas; Tulsa; Oklahoma and Boise Idaho.
• Joe has worked in Austin, Texas; Tulsa, Oklahoma; and Boise, Idaho.

9) Insert commas, semicolons, or colons where necessary. Although I hate to say it I am left with only one conclusion John doesn’t want to work with us.

• Although I hate to say it, I am left with only one conclusion John doesn’t want to work with us.
• Although I hate to say it I am left with only one conclusion, John doesn’t want to work with us.
• Although I hate to say it; I am left with only one conclusion: John doesn’t want to work with us
• Although I hate to say it, I am left with only one conclusion: John doesn’t want to work with us.

1) ( Tess’ / Tess’s ) watch is over ( their / there / they’re ) on the counter.

• Tess's & they’re
• Tess' & their
• Tess’ & they're
• Tess’s & there
• Tess' & there

11) Insert commas, semicolons, or colons where necessary. The teacher made this announcement “I will be retiring this June and I will be moving to Hawaii.”

• The teacher made this announcement: I will be retiring this June; and I will be moving to Hawaii.
• The teacher made this announcement: "I will be retiring this June, and I will be moving to Hawaii."
• The teacher made this announcement; I will be retiring this June and I will be moving to Hawaii.
• The teacher made this announcement: I will be retiring this June and I will be moving to Hawaii.

6) Insert commas, semicolons, or colons where necessary. It’s not surprising that you were fired you called in sick three times.

• It’s not surprising; you were fired you called in sick three times.
• It’s not surprising that you were fired, you called in sick three times.
• It’s not surprising that you were fired: you called in sick three times.

19) What is the correct definition of countenance?

• A type of facial cream.
• The expression or appearance of a person's face.
• The act of counting numbers.
• A synonym for happiness.

14) Insert commas, semicolons, or colons where necessary. Meet with these people before you leave Mr. Popeil the school principal Mr. Annerino the dean of students and Mr. McDermed the superintendent.

• Meet with these people before you leave Mr. Popeil the school principal Mr. Annerino the dean of students and Mr. McDermed the superintendent.
• Meet with these people before you leave: Mr. Popeil, the school principal; Mr. Annerino, the dean of students; and Mr. McDermed, the superintendent.
• Meet with these people before you leave: Mr. Popeil the school principal; Mr. Annerino the dean of students; and Mr. McDermed the superintendent.
• Meet with these people before you leave: Mr. Popeil, the school principal Mr. Annerino, the dean of students and Mr. McDermed, the superintendent.

9) What is the definition of Fallacy- (noun)

• A fallacy is an accepted belief.
• A fallacy is a false or mistaken idea.
• A fallacy is a logical conclusion.
• A fallacy is a true or correct idea.

1) Is the following sentence correct or incorrect? If the Tigers can’t find a way to trade some of their older players, they will be in big trouble.

• Optia)
• Incorrect
• b)
• Correct
• on 1

5) Where does the semicolon go in the sentence? Jackson went downstairs and began to watch television.

• Jackson went downstairs and began to watch television.
• Jackson went downstairs; began to watch television.
• Jackson went downstairs and; began to watch television.
• Jackson went downstairs, and began to watch television.