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WorksheetsConjunctions, Interjections, and Commas OH MY!
Total questions: 22
Worksheet time: 11mins
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Class
Date
1.
What is the coordinating conjunction?
The dog bites my leg, yet he is wagging his tail.
The dog bites my leg, yet he is wagging his tail.
a)
tail
b)
dog
c)
bites
d)
yet
2.
What is the coordinating conjunction?
I have to do my homework, for it is due tomorrow.
I have to do my homework, for it is due tomorrow.
a)
have
b)
homework
c)
due
d)
for
3.
Fill in the blank with the best coordinating conjunction:
I like cats _____ dogs.
I like cats _____ dogs.
a)
for
b)
but
c)
yet
d)
and
4.
Fill in the blank with the best coordinating conjunction:
I want to sleep in, _____ I have to go to school.
I want to sleep in, _____ I have to go to school.
a)
or
b)
but
c)
nor
d)
and
5.
What is the correlative conjunction:
I've won medals in both basketball, and soccer.
I've won medals in both basketball, and soccer.
a)
both...and
b)
both
c)
I've...won
d)
and...won
6.
What is the correlative conjunction:
Neither my father nor my mother like when I misbehave.
Neither my father nor my mother like when I misbehave.
a)
neither...nor
b)
father...mother
c)
neither
d)
like...when
7.
Fill in the blank with the best correlative conjunction:
I want to _________ go to the movie, ___ the mall.
I want to _________ go to the movie, ___ the mall.
a)
either...or
b)
neither...nor
c)
whether...or
8.
Fill in the blank with the best correlative conjunction:
It doesn't matter to me _______ we go to the movie, _____ the mall.
It doesn't matter to me _______ we go to the movie, _____ the mall.
a)
either...or
b)
neither...nor
c)
whether...or
9.
What is the interjection in the sentence below?
The best city in Minnesota is ... err... Chatfield!
The best city in Minnesota is ... err... Chatfield!
a)
err
b)
best
c)
city
d)
Minnesota
10.
What is the interjection in the sentence below?
Yippee! I won the poetry contest.
Yippee! I won the poetry contest.
a)
Yippee
b)
I won
c)
poetry
d)
contest
11.
Mild or Strong?
Yippee! I won the poetry contest.
Yippee! I won the poetry contest.
a)
Strong
b)
Mild
12.
What is the interjection in the sentence below?
Darn, I lost the poetry contest.
Darn, I lost the poetry contest.
a)
Darn
b)
I won
c)
poetry
d)
contest
13.
Mild or strong?
Darn, I lost the poetry contest.
Darn, I lost the poetry contest.
a)
Mild
b)
Strong
14.
Incorrect or Correct?
I like birds, fish, and cats.
I like birds, fish, and cats.
a)
Correct
b)
Incorrect
15.
Incorrect or Correct?
I wash my hands but they are, still dirty.
I wash my hands but they are, still dirty.
a)
Correct
b)
Incorrect
16.
Incorrect or Correct?
After, I am done with my poem I can come to hang out.
After, I am done with my poem I can come to hang out.
a)
Correct
b)
Incorrect
17.
Incorrect or Correct?
My dad, who is 64 is not coming to the, party.
My dad, who is 64 is not coming to the, party.
a)
Correct
b)
Incorrect
18.
Which comma rule does this sentence demonstrate:
My favorite flavor is chocolate, yet I really like vanilla.
My favorite flavor is chocolate, yet I really like vanilla.
a)
#1: Commas separate sentences with a conjunction.
b)
#3: Commas separate non-essential information
c)
#4: Commas separate lists of 3 or more items
d)
#5: Commas separate adjectives describing a noun.
19.
Which comma rule does this sentence demonstrate:
I enjoy playing soccer, a sport where you only use your feet, during the spring and fall.
I enjoy playing soccer, a sport where you only use your feet, during the spring and fall.
a)
#1: Commas separate sentences with a conjunction.
b)
#3: Commas separate non-essential information
c)
#4: Commas separate lists of 3 or more items
d)
#5: Commas separate adjectives describing a noun.
20.
Which comma rule does this sentence demonstrate:
The colors I like to wear are blue, red, and green.
The colors I like to wear are blue, red, and green.
a)
#1: Commas separate sentences with a conjunction.
b)
#3: Commas separate non-essential information
c)
#4: Commas separate lists of 3 or more items
d)
#5: Commas separate adjectives describing a noun.
21.
Which comma rule does this sentence demonstrate:
The bright, yellow sun is shining hotly today.
The bright, yellow sun is shining hotly today.
a)
#1: Commas separate sentences with a conjunction.
b)
#3: Commas separate non-essential information
c)
#4: Commas separate lists of 3 or more items
d)
#5: Commas separate adjectives describing a noun.
22.
A conjunction is a word that connect words, phrases, and clauses.
a)
True
b)
False
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