WorksheetsGrammar Quiz Conjuctions, etc.
Total questions: 47
Worksheet time: 24mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
the coordinate conjunctions:
, and
, nor
, and
, nor
a)
add information
b)
show contrast or choice
2.
joins words or groups of words together
a)
conduction
b)
conjunctions
3.
conjunctions that join things of equal importance are called
a)
cooperating conjunctions
b)
coordinating conjunctions
4.
and, or, but, nor, yet, for, so
ARE THE SEVEN:
ARE THE SEVEN:
a)
coordinate conjunctions
b)
equal conjunctions
5.
,but
,or
,yet
are coordinate conjunctions that
,or
,yet
are coordinate conjunctions that
a)
show contrast or choice
b)
add information
6.
,for
, so (as a result of)
so that (no comma)
ARE COORDINATE CONJUNCTIONS THAT:
, so (as a result of)
so that (no comma)
ARE COORDINATE CONJUNCTIONS THAT:
a)
add information
b)
show logic or results
7.
When an adverb is used to connect sentences it is called a
a)
connected adverb
b)
connective adverb
8.
a connective adverb ALWAYS uses:
a)
one punctuation mark
b)
two punctuation marks
9.
a connective adverb is also called a:
a)
double adverb
b)
conjunctive adverb
10.
; also,
; besides,
;furthermore,
; likewise,
; moreover,
These connective adverbs:
; besides,
;furthermore,
; likewise,
; moreover,
These connective adverbs:
a)
show contrast or choice
b)
add information
11.
; however,
; nevertheless,
; otherwise,
THESE CONNECTIVE ADVERBS:
; nevertheless,
; otherwise,
THESE CONNECTIVE ADVERBS:
a)
add information
b)
show contrast or choice
12.
; accordingly,
; consequently,
; hence,
; so,
; therefore,
; thus,
THESE CONNECTIVE ADVERBS:
; consequently,
; hence,
; so,
; therefore,
; thus,
THESE CONNECTIVE ADVERBS:
a)
add information
b)
show logic or result
13.
a compound sentence:
a)
connects two simple sentences using a conjunction
b)
is a mixture of simple sentences
14.
Which sentence is a correct compound sentence using the conjunction "but"?
a)
Noah enjoyed the book, but he didn't like the movie.
b)
Davis enjoyed the book he didn't enjoy the movie.
15.
Which sentence is a correct compound sentence using the conjunction "therefore"?
a)
Carrie attended school across town she rode the bus everyday.
b)
Carrie attended school across town; therefore, she rode the bus everyday.
16.
A comma splice:
a)
occurs when simple sentences are connected with a comma but without a conjunction
b)
occurs when simple sentences are connected with a comma
17.
To correct a comma splice:
a)
put an adverb after the comma
b)
put a coordinate conjunction after the comma
18.
I found the letter I did not open it.
THIS IS AN EXAMPLE OF:
THIS IS AN EXAMPLE OF:
a)
a compound sentence
b)
a run on sentence
19.
The following compound sentence:
I found the letter, but I did not open it.
I found the letter, but I did not open it.
a)
is correct
b)
is incorrect
20.
The following compound sentence:
I found the letter, but I am going to the library.
I found the letter, but I am going to the library.
a)
is correct
b)
is incorrect
21.
The following compound sentence:
Mike found the letter; however, he did not open it.
Mike found the letter; however, he did not open it.
a)
is correct
b)
is incorrect
22.
CHOOSING A or AN
Use the word "a" when the next word begins with a consonant sound.
Use the word "a" when the next word begins with a consonant sound.
a)
True
b)
False
23.
CHOOSING A or An:
Use the word "an" when the next word begins with a vowel sound.
Use the word "an" when the next word begins with a vowel sound.
a)
True
b)
False
24.
Would you like a orange?
a)
Correct
b)
Incorrect
25.
Would you like an orange?
a)
Correct
b)
Incorrect
26.
We saw a covered wagon.
a)
Correct
b)
Incorrect
27.
We saw an covered wagon.
a)
Correct
b)
Incorrect
28.
The contraction, "I'm"
stands for:
stands for:
a)
I am
b)
I have
29.
The contraction, "he's" can stand for:
a)
He did or He had
b)
He is or He has
30.
The contraction, "it's" stands for:
a)
it is
b)
it has
31.
The contraction, "aren't" stands for:
a)
are not
b)
were not
32.
The contraction, "they're" stands for:
a)
they were
b)
they are
33.
The contraction, "weren't" stands for:
a)
were are
b)
were not
34.
The contraction, "haven't" stands for:
a)
have not
b)
have had
35.
The contraction, "we've" stands for:
a)
we have
b)
we will
36.
The contraction, "I'd" stands for:
a)
I did
b)
I had or I would
37.
The contraction, "they'd" stands for:
a)
they had or they would
b)
they did
38.
The contraction, "doesn't" stands for:
a)
does have
b)
does not
39.
The contraction, "can't" stands for:
a)
cannot
b)
can never
40.
The contraction, "he'd" stands for:
a)
he did
b)
he would
41.
The contraction, "we'd" stands for:
a)
we had or we would
b)
we did
42.
The contraction, "shouldn't" stands for:
a)
should never
b)
should not
43.
The contraction, "won't" stands for:
a)
will never
b)
will not
44.
The contraction, "I'll" stands for:
a)
I will or I shall
b)
I have or I had
45.
The contraction, "he'll" stands for:
a)
he will or he shall
b)
he loves : )
46.
The contraction, "she'll" stands for:
a)
she will never
b)
she will or she shall
47.
The contraction, "you'll" stands for:
a)
you will or you shall
b)
you will pass this test : )
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