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WorksheetsFinal Exam Review
Total questions: 24
Worksheet time: 12mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
•Use a comma to set off the elements of a series (three or more things), including the last two.
a)
Appositives
b)
Items in a Series
c)
Compound Sentence
d)
Complex Sentence
2.
Commas are used to separate two or more adjectives of equal importance that modify the same noun.
a)
Items in a Series
b)
Appositives
c)
To Set off Interruptions
d)
To Separate Adjectives
3.
a specific kind of explanatory word or phrase, identifies or renames a noun or pronoun before it. A comma is used before and after it.
a)
Items in a Series
b)
Complex Sentence
c)
Appositives
d)
Compound Sentence
4.
•Use a comma to separate it from the rest of the sentence. These words or phrases may be adverbs, prepositional phrases, participle phrases, or interjections.
a)
Direct Address
b)
Introductory Words or Phrases
c)
Appositives
d)
Items in a Series
5.
Use a comma and a coordinating conjunction (and, but, or, nor, for, yet, so) to separate two independent clauses.
a)
Compound Sentence
b)
Complex Sentence
c)
Simple Sentence
d)
Dependent Clause
6.
•Commas are used to set off a word, phrase, or clause that interrupts the main thought.
a)
To Separate Adjectives
b)
Introductory Words or Phrases
c)
Direct Address
d)
To set off Interruptions
7.
•A comma is used when the dependent clause comes before the independent clause.
a)
Compound Sentence
b)
Complex Sentence
c)
Independent Clause
d)
Dependent Clause
8.
•Commas are used to set off a speaking directly to a person or group.
a)
Introductory Words or Phrases
b)
Direct Address
c)
Appositives
d)
To Separate Adjectives
9.
•Our team is very good, but their team is better.
a)
Compound Sentence
b)
Complex Sentence
c)
Simple Sentence
d)
Independent Clause
10.
Since my alarm clock did not go off this morning, I was late to school.
a)
Dependent Clause
b)
Independent Clause
c)
Compound Sentence
d)
Complex Sentence
11.
You can, for example, buy a laptop that will fit in a folder.
a)
Direct Address
b)
To Separate Adjectives
c)
To Set off Interruptions
d)
Introductory Words or Phrases
12.
Janie, you know I love going shopping with you.
a)
Introductory Words or Phrases
b)
Direct Address
c)
To Interrupt
d)
To Separate Adjectives
13.
My mother went to the grocery store to buy notebook paper, a protractor, and pencils.
a)
Appositives
b)
Items in a Series
c)
Complex Sentence
d)
Compound Sentence
14.
The large, hairy dog was chasing after me.
a)
Appositives
b)
To Separate Adjectives
c)
To Interrupt
d)
Complex Sentence
15.
Mr. Smith, my English teacher, told me I did excellent on my essay.
a)
Appositives
b)
To Separate Adjectives
c)
Items in a Series
d)
To set off Interruptions
16.
Running through the hallway, I tripped and broke my leg.
a)
Appositives
b)
Direct Address
c)
Introductory Words or Phrases
d)
Items in a Series
17.
You know, class, that Friday you have a quiz over commas.
a)
Direct Address
b)
To Separate Adjectives
c)
Introductory Words or Phrases
d)
To Set Off Interruptions
18.
a group of words that has no subject or verb
a)
Clause
b)
Phrase
c)
Simple Sentence
d)
Compound Sentence
19.
A group of words that has a subject and a verb. May or may not be a complete sentence.
a)
Phrase
b)
Independent
c)
Clause
d)
Dependent
20.
A clause that is a complete sentence that has a subject and a verb.
a)
Independent Clause
b)
Dependent Clause
c)
Complex Sentence
d)
Compound Sentence
21.
A clause that has a subject and a verb but is not a complete sentence.
a)
Independent Clause
b)
Dependent Clause
c)
Phrase
d)
Clause
22.
A sentence that has a dependent clause and an independent clause.
a)
Phrase
b)
Dependent Clause
c)
Independent Clause
d)
Complex Sentence
23.
Have two independent clauses joined by a comma and a conjunction (FANBOYS)
a)
Compound Sentence
b)
Simple Sentence
c)
Complex Sentence
d)
Phrase
24.
Independent clause (might have a phrase)
a)
Simple Sentence
b)
Compound Sentence
c)
Complex Sentence
d)
Independent Clause
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