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WorksheetsFinal Review
Total questions: 44
Worksheet time: 29mins
Read the sentence below. Is the COMMA below being used correctly in the sentence? Sentence: California is also known as the Golden State, Florida is also known as the Sunshine State.
Yes, the comma is being used correctly because it is being used to show that there is an appositive or non-essential phrase.
No, the comma is not being used correctly because there are two dependent clauses here, and instead of a comma it should be a semicolon.
Yes, the comma is being used correctly because there a natural pause where the comma is placed.
No, the comma is creating a comma splice because two independent clauses can't be separated by a comma alone.
Read the sentence below. Are the COMMAS being used correctly in the sentence? Sentence: President Lincoln, who was also known as Honest Abe, once said: “Folks are usually about as happy as they make their minds up to be.”
Yes, the comma is being used correctly because it is being used to show that there is an appositive or non-essential phrase.
No, the comma is not being used correctly because there are two dependent clauses here, and instead of a comma it should be a semicolon.
Yes, the comma is being used correctly because there a natural pause where the comma is placed.
No, the comma is creating a comma splice because two independent clauses can't be separated by a comma alone.
Read the sentence below. Is the COMMA below being used correctly in the sentence? Sentence: Captian Marvel is my favorite superhero, because she is clever.
Yes, the comma is being used correctly because it is being used in between two independent clauses.
No, the comma is not being used correctly because there are two independent clauses already being separated by the word because.
Yes, the comma is being used correctly because there a natural pause where the comma is placed.
No, the comma is creating a comma splice because two independent clauses can't be separated by a comma alone.
Read the sentence below. Is the SEMICOLON below being used correctly in the sentence. Sentence: My friend Alana plays video games on her PC; I play video games with her, but I play on my Xbox.
Yes, the semicolon is being used correctly because it is being used to introduce an explanation.
No, the semicolon is not being used correctly because there are two dependent clauses here, and instead of a semicolon it should be a colon.
Yes, the semicolon is being used correctly because there are two independent clauses here that are closely related to each other.
No, the semicolon should not be used alone.
Read the sentence below. Are the SEMICOLONS below being used correctly in the sentence? Sentence: In my class, you can succeed if you just do the following turn in every assignment on time, even if it isn’t perfect or you didn’t quite do it correctly; ask questions when you don’t understand something; after you take notes, use them to help you complete bell work and homework; and apply the feedback I give you on future assignments.
Yes, the semicolons are being used correctly because it is being used to introduce an explanation.
No, the semicolons are not being used correctly because this is a list and the items in the list should be separated by a comma not a semicolon.
Yes, the semicolons are being used correctly because there are two independent clauses here that are closely related to each other.
Yes, the semicolons are being used correctly because this a complex list.
Read the sentence below. Is the SEMICOLON below being used correctly in the sentence? Sentence: The new Playstation has been out for months however; it is still difficult to find in stores.
Yes, the semicolon is being used correctly because it is being used to introduce an explanation.
Yes, because the word however is a conjunctive adverb. Conjunctive adverbs call for a special rule: a semicolon must come after the conjunctive adverb.
Yes, the semicolon is being used correctly because there are two independent clauses here that are closely related to each other.
No, the semicolon is not being used correctly because the word however is a conjunctive adverb. Conjunctive adverbs call for a special rule: a semicolon must be used before the word, and a comma after the conjunctive adverb.
Read the sentence below. Is the SEMICOLON below being used correctly in the sentence? Sentence: Harry Potter; has a scar in the shape of lighting bolt on his forehead.
Yes, the semicolon is being used correctly because it is being used to show a natural pause.
Yes, because the semicolon is being used to show an explanation.
Yes, the semicolon is being used correctly because there are two independent clauses here that are closely related to each other.
No, the semicolon is not being used correctly because there are no independent clauses before or after it.
Read the sentence below. Are the COMMAS being used correctly in the sentence? Sentence: Batman, a wealthy superhero, doesn't have any superpowers.
Yes, the comma is being used correctly because it is being used to show that there is an appositive or non-essential phrase.
No, the comma is not being used correctly because there are two dependent clauses here, and instead of a comma it should be a semicolon.
Yes, the comma is being used correctly because there a natural pause where the comma is placed.
No, the comma is creating a comma splice because two independent clauses can't be separated by a comma alone.
Read the sentence below. Is the COLON below being used correctly in the sentence? Sentence: Many of Netflix's original movies are among my all time favorite they are: To All The Boys I've Loved Before, Bird Box, and Extraction.
Yes, the colon is being used correctly because it is being used to introduce a list.
Yes, the colon is being used correctly because it is being used to separate the independent clause and the dependent clause.
No, the colon is not being used correctly because a colon should not be used to separate a verb from the rest of the sentence.
No, the colon is not being used correctly because there are no independent clauses before or after it.
Read the sentence below. Is the COLON below being used correctly in the sentence? Sentence: The author had one message for the audience: It is important to stand up for what you believe in.
Yes, the colon is being used correctly because it is being used to introduce a list.
Yes, the colon is being used correctly because it is being used to separate the independent clause and the dependent clause.
Yes, the colon is being used correctly because it signals an explanation for the first independent clause.
No, the colon is not being used correctly because there are no independent clauses before or after it.
When Kip and LaFawnduh get married; Kip sings her a song about how much he loves technology.
Select the sentence that uses the semicolon correctly.
He's taking algebra, which he's good at, biology, his least favorite subject, and drama, for fun.
He's taking algebra, which he's good at; biology, his least favorite subject; and drama, for fun.
He's taking algebra; which he's good at; biology; his least favorite subject; and drama; for fun.
He's taking algebra; which he's good at, biology; his least favorite subject, and drama; for fun.
Where does the colon go in the following sentence?
You will need these supplies glue, scissors, and paste.
After supplies
After will
After glue
Afer paste
Where does the colon go in the following sentence?
Janey could be described in two words hostile and erratic.
After described
After hostile
After words
After erratic
Please select all the correct sentences.
My: mom went to the store.
Trevor and Donny were sick: and tired of the test.
She didn't study: she failed.
Mustafa: lifted the donkey up the cliff.
If I don't study for this test, I'm not going to do well __ if I don't do well, I will cry.
Semicolon
Colon
Comma
The words is, was, were, be, will are
helping verbs
action verbs
adverbs
prepositions
What part of speech is the underlined word in the sentence below:
Woah! My favorite surfers are competing in the Big Wave Awards in Hawaii this year!
conjunction
preposition
interjection
verb
What part of speech is the underlined word in the sentence below:
Obi Wan Kenobi once said: “The Force will be with you. Always.”
conjunction
preposition
helping verb
verb
What part of speech is the underlined word in the sentence below:
“Why, you stuck-up, half-witted, scruffy-looking nerf herder!” — Leia Organa
conjunction
noun
helping verb
adjective
What part of speech is the underlined word in the sentence below:
Yesterday, I dropped the salsa all over the kitchen floor.
preposition
noun
adverb
adjective
What part of speech is the underlined word in the sentence below:
Noah planted a tree in the yard.
subject
direct object
indirect object
article
What part of speech is the underlined word in the sentence below:
Sarah returned Cyberpunk 2077 because it had too many glitches
subject
direct object
indirect object
article
What part of speech is the underlined word in the sentence below:
The Jedi gave Anakin a green lightsaber.
subject
direct object
indirect object
article
What part of speech is the underlined word in the sentence below:
William ran very fiercely, and I could just not keep up with him.
adverb
adjective
preposition
verb
What part of speech is the underlined word in the sentence below:
Thor's hammer was on the table, and everyone took turns trying to pick it up, but nobody was worthy (Well maybe Cap).
adverb
adjective
preposition
verb
