The video reviews the use of commas in addresses for third graders. It explains two formats: a single-line address where commas separate the name, street, city, and state, and an envelope format where only the city and state are separated by a comma. The video emphasizes the importance of commas in helping postal workers locate addresses and concludes with a note that students will encounter similar examples in the future.

What is the main focus of this review session?

• Using commas in lists

• Using commas in dialogue

• Using commas in dates

• Using commas in addresses

When writing an address in a single line, what separates each part?

• Dashes

• Commas

• Periods

• Semicolons

What is the role of commas in a single-line address?

• To separate the zip code

• To separate each section of the address

• To indicate the end of the address

• To replace the street address

Which part of the address comes first in a single line format?

• Person's name

• State

• City

• Street address

What is the correct order of address components in a single line?

• City, state, person's name, street address

• Person's name, street address, city, state

• State, city, street address, person's name

• Street address, person's name, state, city

How is an address typically written on an envelope?

• In a single line

• With no separation

• With each part on a separate line

• With semicolons between parts

Which part of the address is typically on its own line in the envelope format?

• Zip code

• City and state

• Street address

• Person's name

What is the purpose of a zip code in an address?

• To indicate the country

• To help locate the house

• To separate the city and state

• To replace the street address

How does the envelope format help postal workers?

• By making the address shorter

• By providing a clear separation of address parts

• By using fewer commas

• By including more information

In the envelope format, where is the comma placed?

• Between the street address and city

• No commas are used

• Between the city and state

• Between the state and zip code