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Worksheets1-2 Final Review
Total questions: 65
Worksheet time: 33mins
Select the sentence that is correctly punctuated.
The point is valid; however, the rest of your argument makes no sense.
The point is valid; however the rest of your argument makes no sense.
The point is valid; However, the rest of your argument makes no sense.
The point is valid, however, the rest of your argument makes no sense.
Select the sentence that is correctly punctuated.
The rest of your argument, however, makes no sense.
The rest of your argument; however, makes no sense.
The rest of your argument; However, makes no sense.
The rest of your argument however;makes no sense.
Select the sentence that is correctly punctuated.
Jenna, the project manager, spoke with Andrew, the plumber; Alexander, the contractor; and Luisa, the designer.
Jenna, the project manager, spoke with Andrew, the plumber, Alexander, the contractor, and Luisa, the designer.
Jenna, the project manager; spoke with Andrew, the plumber, Alexander, the contractor, and Luisa, the designer.
Jenna the project manager spoke with Andrew the plumber, Alexander the contractor, and Luisa the designer.
Select the sentence that is correctly punctuated.
Your job is to play ball; my job is to manage the team.
Your job is to play ball, my job is to manage the team.
Your job is to play ball; but my job is to manage the team.
Your job is to play ball my job is to manage the team.
Select the sentence that is correctly punctuated.
My cousin has lived in Las Vegas, Nevada; Portland, Oregon; and Green Bay, Wisconsin.
My cousin has lived in Las Vegas, Nevada, Portland, Oregon, and Green Bay, Wisconsin.
My cousin has lived in Las Vegas Nevada, Portland Oregon, and Green Bay Wisconsin.
My cousin has lived in Las Vegas Nevada; Portland Oregon; and Green Bay Wisconsin.
Select the sentence that is correctly punctuated.
Gary oversees sales; Martha oversees accounting.
Gary oversees sales, Martha oversees accounting.
Gary oversees sales Martha oversees accounting.
Gary oversees sales; and Martha oversees accounting.
Select the sentence that is correctly punctuated.
I'd love to help you out; unfortunately, I will be out of town.
I'd love to help you out, unfortunately, I will be out of town.
I'd love to help you out; Unfortunately, I will be out of town.
I'd love to help you out; unfortunately I will be out of town.
Identify whether each of the following sentences is correct or incorrect.
Students, who tough it out, will gain experience and will be ready the next time they are outside of their comfort zones.
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Incorrect
Identify whether each of the following sentences is correct or incorrect.
Students who tough it out will gain experience, and will be ready the next time they are outside of their comfort zones.
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Identify whether each of the following sentences is correct or incorrect.
Being uncomfortable is not the end of the world, in fact, being uncomfortable leads to exceptional growth.
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Identify whether each of the following sentences is correct or incorrect.
Being uncomfortable is not the end of the world, in fact, being uncomfortable leads to exceptional growth.
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Identify whether each of the following sentences is correct or incorrect.
Being uncomfortable, in fact, leads to exceptional growth.
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Identify whether each of the following sentences is correct or incorrect.
Many people see stress as a negative force, however, reasonable levels of stress are necessary if human beings are to learn anything.
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Identify whether each of the following sentences is correct or incorrect.
Many people see stress as a negative force; however, reasonable levels of stress are necessary if human beings are to learn anything.
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Identify whether each of the following sentences is correct or incorrect.
Although reasonable levels of stress are beneficial, many people see stress as a negative force.
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Identify whether each of the following sentences is correct or incorrect.
Although reasonable levels of stress are beneficial; many people see stress as a negative force.
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Identify whether each of the following sentences is correct or incorrect.
The general manager offered up players for trade, without thinking about the consequences .
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Identify whether each of the following sentences is correct or incorrect.
The pitcher’s fastball was losing velocity, he needed to develop better off -speed pitches.
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Identify whether each of the following sentences is correct or incorrect.
If the Tigers can’t find a way to trade some of their older players, they will be in big trouble.
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Identify whether each of the following sentences is correct or incorrect.
The teacher gave each of his students, and his colleagues a thank -you note.
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Identify whether each of the following sentences is correct or incorrect.
Seeing my ankle dangling loosely at the end of my leg. I screamed out in horror.
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Label each word group as a sentence, a fragment, or a run-on.
Before you leave the country.
Sentence
Fragment
Run-on
Label each word group as a sentence, a fragment, or a run-on.
Hunting is an effective way to put protein on the table, but it is much more fun than that.
Sentence
Fragment
Run-on
Label each word group as a sentence, a fragment, or a run-on.
The earth gives us the required food, we give back to the earth by maintaining nature.
Sentence
Fragment
Run-on
Label each word group as a sentence, a fragment, or a run-on.
Hunters argue that the life of the animal is taken quickly it feels very little pain.
Sentence
Fragment
Run-on
Label each word group as a sentence, a fragment, or a run-on.
John's mind was strong, his body was tired.
Sentence
Fragment
Run-on
Determine whether each word group is a sentence or a fragment. Remember, an independent clause/sentence must contain a subject, a verb, and a complete thought.
Although he has built a successful business.
Sentence
Fragment
Determine whether each word group is a sentence or a fragment. Remember, an independent clause/sentence must contain a subject, a verb, and a complete thought.
The storm arrived.
Sentence
Fragment
Determine whether each word group is a sentence or a fragment. Remember, an independent clause/sentence must contain a subject, a verb, and a complete thought.
His mouth watering as he thought of his grandmother's cooking.
Sentence
Fragment
Determine whether each word group is a sentence or a fragment. Remember, an independent clause/sentence must contain a subject, a verb, and a complete thought.
Which made me think of my mother.
Sentence
Fragment
Identify the portion of the sentence in all CAPS as either an independent clause (IC), a dependent clause (DC), relative clause (RC), or a phrase (P).
MY BROTHER, who teaches history in North Carolina, IS AN AVID GOLFER.
IC
DC
RC
P
Identify the portion of the sentence in all CAPS as either an independent clause (IC), a dependent clause (DC), relative clause (RC), or a phrase (P).
My brother, WHO TEACHES HISTORY IN NORTH CAROLINA, is an avid golfer.
IC
DC
RC
P
Identify the portion of the sentence in all CAPS as either an independent clause (IC), a dependent clause (DC), relative clause (RC), or a phrase (P).
My uncle, A MAN BRIMMING WITH CONFIDENCE, excels as a salesman
IC
DC
RC
P
Identify the portion of the sentence in all CAPS as either an independent clause (IC), a dependent clause (DC), relative clause (RC), or a phrase (P).
My uncle excels as a salesman BECAUSE HE BRIMS WITH CONFIDENCE.
IC
DC
RC
P
Use the acronym AAAWWUBBIS to help you identify the common subordinating conjunctions. Mark ALL of the correct AAAWWUBBIS words.
after
again
although
as
and
Use the acronym AAAWWUBBIS to help you identify the common subordinating conjunctions. Mark ALL of the correct AAAWWUBBIS words.
when
whenever
while
which
whether
Use the acronym AAAWWUBBIS to help you identify the common subordinating conjunctions. Mark ALL of the correct AAAWWUBBIS words.
until
unless
usually
under
A __________ clause contains a subject and a verb, but does not contain a complete thought. This is why this type of clause cannot stand alone as a sentence.
dependent
independent
phrase
A __________ is a word group that does not contain its own subject and/or verb. It cannot stand alone as a sentence.
dependent clause
independent clause
phrase
An __________ clause contains a subject, a verb, and a complete thought. It can stand alone as a sentence.
independent
dependent
phrase
What is the part of speech is eclectic?
Noun
Verb
Adjective
Adverb
What part of speech is flippant?
Noun
Verb
Adjective
Adverb
What part of speech is tariff?
Noun
Verb
Adjective
Adverb
What part of speech is elude?
Noun
Verb
Adjective
Adverb
What part of speech is absentminded?
Noun
Verb
Adjective
Adverb
What part of speech is delude?
Noun
Verb
Adjective
Adverb
What part of speech is coerce?
Noun
Verb
Adjective
Adverb
Which is an antonym for livid?
angry
sad
upset
happy
Which is a synonym for insinuate?
inspect
strike
hint
pacify
Which is a synonym for embellish?
ornament
crusade
ford
stupefy
Which is an antonym for adverse?
friendly
positive
sweet
rude
Which is a synonym for dawdle?
linger
hurry
rush
wait
Which is an antonym for segue?
transition
stop
sway
shift
What is a synonym for inundate?
overwhelm
drain
remain
rise
Which is an antonym for mediocre?
poor
terrible
excellent
crazy
Which is an antonym for qualm?
confidence
unsure
apprehensive
struggle
Which is a synonym for candor?
honesty
truth
lie
insincere
Which is an antonym for ravage?
preserve
waste
leave
destroy
Who is most likely to be impoverished?
Someone with a new office job
Someone begging in the street
Someone who works with the homeless
Someone who rises quickly to political power
Which of the following would most likely need to be appeased?
good neighbors
warring countries
antique furniture
casual conversation
Who would be considered eccentric?
a student who is in all honors classes
a person who walks backward all the time
a manager in a store
a dog that is sleeping
If you were to look at the front of the White House, you would be looking at its __________________?
tariff
facade
candor
qualm
What is the most likely way an accused criminal could vindicate himself?
by going on a crime spree
by bribing a prison guard
by getting the charges dropped
by taking out an insurance policy
Who is most likely to concede?
a lawyer who has taken on anew client
a student who has done well on a test
a candidate who has lost an election
a runner who is about to compete in a race
Which of the following is most likely to try to extricate itself?
a penitent monk
a strand of DNA
a fly caught in a spider web
a triceratops
