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Worksheetsgrammar review 2
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 11mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
What kind of sentence?
Justin and Sarah got married, and they went on a honeymoon.
Justin and Sarah got married, and they went on a honeymoon.
a)
simple
b)
complex
c)
compound
2.
What kind of sentence?
April announced for everyone to go to class.
April announced for everyone to go to class.
a)
simple
b)
complex
c)
compound
3.
What kind of sentence?
Carolyn and Carter went to the store to buy bread.
Carolyn and Carter went to the store to buy bread.
a)
simple
b)
complex
c)
compound
4.
What kind of sentence?
Running late, the White Rabbit checked his watch again.
Running late, the White Rabbit checked his watch again.
a)
simple
b)
complex
c)
compound
5.
What kind of sentence?
Jake, running as fast as he could, set a record for the 100 meter sprint.
Jake, running as fast as he could, set a record for the 100 meter sprint.
a)
simple
b)
complex
c)
compound
6.
What grammar convention is the text in RED?
Coat zipped, mittens and hat on, Kim was ready to go sledding.
Coat zipped, mittens and hat on, Kim was ready to go sledding.
a)
-ing verb modifier
b)
appositive
c)
absolute
d)
prepositional phrase
7.
What grammar convention is the text in RED?
My dad, a carpenter, goes to work early in the morning.
My dad, a carpenter, goes to work early in the morning.
a)
-ing verb modifier
b)
appositive
c)
absolute
d)
prepositional phrase
8.
What grammar convention is the text in RED?
Walking quickly, Mary tried to not be late to class.
Walking quickly, Mary tried to not be late to class.
a)
-ing verb modifier
b)
appositive
c)
absolute
d)
prepositional phrase
9.
What grammar convention is the text in RED?
The dog ran across the yard barking.
The dog ran across the yard barking.
a)
-ing verb modifier
b)
appositive
c)
absolute
d)
prepositional phrase
10.
What grammar convention is the text in RED?
Christmas is just around the corner.
Christmas is just around the corner.
a)
-ing verb modifier
b)
appositive
c)
absolute
d)
prepositional phrase
11.
What grammar convention is the text in RED?
Katherine, the top student in the class, is working on her speech for graduation.
Katherine, the top student in the class, is working on her speech for graduation.
a)
-ing verb modifier
b)
appositive
c)
absolute
d)
prepositional phrase
12.
What grammar convention is the text in RED?
Kaitlin, shoulders slumped, eyes sad, laid her head down on her desk.
Kaitlin, shoulders slumped, eyes sad, laid her head down on her desk.
a)
-ing verb modifier
b)
appositive
c)
absolute
d)
prepositional phrase
13.
What grammar convention is the text in RED?
Rearranging the room, the teacher tried a new seating chart.
Rearranging the room, the teacher tried a new seating chart.
a)
-ing verb modifier
b)
appositive
c)
absolute
d)
prepositional phrase
14.
What grammar convention is the text in RED?
Carol put a necklace around her neck, earrings in her ears, and looked in the mirror.
Carol put a necklace around her neck, earrings in her ears, and looked in the mirror.
a)
-ing verb modifier
b)
appositive
c)
absolute
d)
prepositional phrase
15.
What grammar convention is the text in RED?
Brian Andreas, a poet and artist, is one of my favorite writers.
Brian Andreas, a poet and artist, is one of my favorite writers.
a)
-ing verb modifier
b)
appositive
c)
absolute
d)
prepositional phrase
16.
Are the commas correct?
Mark, the captain of the team, called everyone into the huddle.
Mark, the captain of the team, called everyone into the huddle.
a)
yes
b)
no
c)
maybe
17.
Are the commas correct?
The cows, grazed in the field, the grass stubby the snow falling.
The cows, grazed in the field, the grass stubby the snow falling.
a)
yes
b)
no
c)
maybe
18.
Are the commas correct?
The bear, standing on its hind legs, growled at the hiker.
The bear, standing on its hind legs, growled at the hiker.
a)
yes
b)
no
c)
maybe
19.
Are the commas correct?
Hoping for the best, Martin dared to ask Denise out on a date.
Hoping for the best, Martin dared to ask Denise out on a date.
a)
yes
b)
no
c)
maybe
20.
Are the commas correct?
Eric and Emily seventh graders, are in the same science class.
Eric and Emily seventh graders, are in the same science class.
a)
yes
b)
no
c)
maybe
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