Conjunctive Adverbs and Semicolons Quiz

What is the primary goal of the Style Pile Notes?

• To provide a comprehensive guide to punctuation

• To focus on vocabulary building

• To help writers add variety and style to their sentences

• To teach complex grammar rules

What should you do if you are not in Mr. Davis's class but want to use the Style Pile Notes?

• Print a copy from the website

• Wait for the next class

• Purchase a copy online

• Ask a friend for a copy

Which of the following is NOT a rule for using conjunctive adverbs with semicolons?

• The conjunctive adverb must come after the semicolon

• The conjunctive adverb must be capitalized

• The conjunctive adverb must be followed by a comma

• The semicolon must join two related complete ideas

What is a common mistake when using conjunctive adverbs with semicolons?

• Using a semicolon to join unrelated ideas

• Using a comma instead of a semicolon

• Capitalizing the conjunctive adverb

• Placing the semicolon before a complete idea

Why is it important to choose the correct conjunctive adverb for your sentence?

• To avoid using semicolons

• To ensure the sentence is grammatically correct

• To maintain the intended meaning and flow of the sentence

• To make the sentence longer

In the example 'Jorge is a good friend; however, he never shares his food,' which rule is being followed?

• The semicolon joins two unrelated ideas

• The conjunctive adverb is capitalized

• The semicolon is used incorrectly

• The conjunctive adverb follows the semicolon and is followed by a comma

What should you do if you're unsure about the correct use of conjunctive adverbs and semicolons?

• Consult your teacher for guidance

• Use only commas instead

• Ignore the rules and write freely

• Avoid using semicolons altogether

What is the effect of overusing semicolons and conjunctive adverbs in writing?

• It improves the clarity of the writing

• It can make the writing tedious and less effective

• It makes the writing more engaging

• It has no effect on the writing

Which of the following is a correct use of a semicolon and conjunctive adverb?

• The weather is nice; however it might rain.

• I love pizza; therefore, I eat it often.

• She is tired; but, she will continue working.

• He is fast; and, he wins races.

What is the purpose of using subordinate clauses and appositives along with semicolons?

• To avoid using semicolons

• To simplify sentence structure

• To make sentences longer

• To add style and complexity to writing