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Grammar + History = Learning

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Militarism is when a country aggressively pursues the policy of a strong military to defend itself, or it does so to expand its territory in the name of national interests.

a)

Introductory Comma

b)

Compound Comma

c)

The comma should be a semicolon

2.

Stalemate, deadlock, or any position or situation in which no action can be taken or progress made is a source of frustration.

a)

Listing Comma

b)

Adjective Comma

c)

Extra Info Comma

3.

War of Attrition is a military strategy consisting of belligerent, relentless attempts to win a war by wearing down the enemy to the point of collapse.

a)

Adjective Comma

b)

Compound Comma

c)

The comma should be a semicolon

4.

A final attempt at victory may result in Total War: a country’s complete manpower and resources.

a)

Following or As Follow Colon

b)

Q & A Colon

c)

The colon should be a semicolon

5.

Conscription is compulsory enrollment of persons for military service; this is also known as a draft.

a)

Independent Semicolon

b)

The semicolon should be a comma

c)

The semicolon should be a colon

6.

Propaganda, information or ideas that are spread by an organized group or government to influence people's opinions, is used in all communication of news.

a)

Listing Comma

b)

Extra Info Comma

c)

No commas are necessary

7.

After a nation has been defeated, they may request reparations or compensation from the victorious nation.

a)

Introductory Comma

b)

Compound Comma

c)

The comma should be a semicolon

8.

From 1940 through 1973, conscription was utilized in America.

a)

Extra Info Comma

b)

Introductory Comma

c)

Compound Comma

9.

Roosevelt, Truman, Eisenhower, Kennedy, Johnson, and Nixon were in office throughout that time period.

a)

Listing Comma

b)

Addressing Comma

c)

The commas should be semicolons

10.

What are your thoughts on war, President Trump?

a)

Introductory Comma

b)

Extra Info Comma

c)

Addressing Comma