WorksheetsEnglish I Midterm Exam Grammar Review
Total questions: 103
Worksheet time: 52mins
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1.
Determine if the following is a FRAGMENT, a COMPLETE SENTENCE, or a RUN-ON.
The man that I saw yesterday.
a)
FRAGMENT
b)
COMPLETE SENTENCE
c)
RUN-ON
2.
Determine if the following is a FRAGMENT, a COMPLETE SENTENCE, or a RUN-ON.
He is not an exceptional student, he is only average.
a)
FRAGMENT
b)
COMPLETE SENTENCE
c)
RUN-ON
3.
Determine if the following is a FRAGMENT, a COMPLETE SENTENCE, or a RUN-ON.
To know everything is quite impossible.
a)
FRAGMENT
b)
COMPLETE SENTENCE
c)
RUN-ON
4.
Determine if the following is a FRAGMENT, a COMPLETE SENTENCE, or a RUN-ON.
The rainfall this year was abundant, the crops will be plentiful.
a)
FRAGMENT
b)
COMPLETE SENTENCE
c)
RUN-ON
5.
Determine if the following is a FRAGMENT, a COMPLETE SENTENCE, or a RUN-ON.
Having finished my dinner, I sat down to an evening of television.
a)
FRAGMENT
b)
COMPLETE SENTENCE
c)
RUN-ON
6.
Determine if the following is a FRAGMENT, a COMPLETE SENTENCE, or a RUN-ON.
Which was given to Mr. Jones, who had helped most in the long campaign to raise funds for the school gym.
a)
FRAGMENT
b)
COMPLETE SENTENCE
c)
RUN-ON
7.
Determine if the following is a FRAGMENT, a COMPLETE SENTENCE, or a RUN-ON.
High grades do not come easily; but, they are earned by hard work and perseverance.
a)
FRAGMENT
b)
COMPLETE SENTENCE
c)
RUN-ON
8.
Determine if the following is a FRAGMENT, a COMPLETE SENTENCE, or a RUN-ON.
Adam and Eve, who lived in Eden and had heaven on earth.
a)
FRAGMENT
b)
COMPLETE SENTENCE
c)
RUN-ON
9.
Determine if the following is a FRAGMENT, a COMPLETE SENTENCE, or a RUN-ON.
Jonah disobeyed God he ran away and fled on a ship.
a)
FRAGMENT
b)
COMPLETE SENTENCE
c)
RUN-ON
10.
Determine if the following is a FRAGMENT, a COMPLETE SENTENCE, or a RUN-ON.
Adam and Eve lived in Eden it was paradise on earth.
a)
FRAGMENT
b)
COMPLETE SENTENCE
c)
RUN-ON
11.
Determine if the following is a FRAGMENT, a COMPLETE SENTENCE, or a RUN-ON.
Because Noah was a righteous man, he was spared.
a)
FRAGMENT
b)
COMPLETE SENTENCE
c)
RUN-ON
12.
Which of the following defines an independent clause?
a)
A group of words with a subject and verb that does not express a complete thought.
b)
A group of words that modifies a noun or pronoun.
c)
A group of words that contains a subject and a verb and expresses a complete thought.
d)
A group of words that functions as a noun.
13.
A dependent clause cannot stand alone as a complete __________.
a)
phrase
b)
sentence
c)
idea
d)
subject
14.
Identify the dependent clause in the following sentence:
If you study hard, you will likely succeed.
a)
you will likely succeed.
b)
you study hard
c)
will likely succeed
d)
If you study hard,
15.
When a dependent clause comes before an independent clause, what punctuation is usually required?
a)
Semicolon
b)
Colon
c)
Comma
d)
No punctuation
16.
Which of the following sentences demonstrates the correct use of a comma with a dependent clause at the beginning of the sentence?
a)
Because she practiced every day she improved quickly.
b)
Because she practiced every day, she improved quickly.
c)
She improved quickly because she practiced every day.
d)
She improved quickly, because she practiced every day.
17.
Which of the following is an independent clause?
a)
After the movie ended
b)
Because the rain was falling heavily
c)
While we were eating dinner
d)
The dog barked loudly at the mail carrier.
18.
Identify the dependent clause in the following sentence:
Although it was late, they decided to go for a walk.
a)
they decided to go for a walk
b)
they decided
c)
Although it was late
d)
it was late
19.
Which of the following groups of words contains a dependent clause?
a)
The sun was shining and the birds were singing.
b)
Running quickly down the street.
c)
She enjoys reading novels in her free time.
d)
If you study hard for the test.
20.
Select the most appropriate subordinating conjunction to complete the following sentence: _________ the bell rang, the students rushed out of the classroom.
HINT - FANBOYS are not subordinating conjunctions and are used to combine two independent clauses.
a)
But
b)
When
c)
And
d)
Although
21.
Which of the following sentences uses a subordinating conjunction correctly to connect a dependent and an independent clause?
HINT - FANBOYS are not subordinating conjunctions and are used to combine two independent clauses.
a)
The game was exciting, so we stayed until the end.
b)
Even though she was nervous, she gave a great presentation.
c)
He likes to swim and he also enjoys biking.
d)
Because it was a long day we were tired.
22.
Identify the sentence that contains a dependent clause at the beginning, correctly punctuated.
a)
After the game ended the team celebrated their victory.
b)
The movie was interesting but it was too long.
c)
Because of the heavy traffic, we arrived late to the party.
d)
She enjoys listening to music while she studies.
23.
Choose the sentence that is grammatically correct.
a)
She is a talented singer and she plays the piano.
b)
Because he studied hard, therefore he got a good grade.
c)
Although the weather was cold but we still went hiking.
d)
We will go to the park unless it rains.
24.
Which subordinating conjunction best completes the sentence: He couldn't go to the concert _________ he didn't have a ticket.
HINT - FANBOYS are not subordinating conjunctions and are used to combine two independent clauses.
a)
or
b)
and
c)
because
d)
so
25.
In the sentence "While the chef prepared the main course, the assistant set the table," identify the function of the word "while."
a)
Adverb
b)
Preposition
c)
Coordinating conjunction
d)
Subordinating conjunction
26.
Select the sentence where the relationship between the independent and dependent clause is logical and correctly expressed by the subordinating conjunction.
a)
If the movie was boring, many people enjoyed it.
b)
Although he is very tall, he is a great basketball player.
c)
Since it was raining, we decided to stay indoors.
d)
Because she loves to cook, she never tries new recipes.
27.
Which of the following sentences is grammatically incorrect due to the misuse of a subordinating conjunction?
a)
Before the guests arrived, they cleaned the house.
b)
She went to the library so she could study.
c)
If you need help, please ask.
d)
Even though he was tired, but he kept working.
28.
Choose the best way to combine the following two clauses into one grammatically correct sentence:
The team practiced hard. They won the championship.
a)
The team practiced hard after they won the championship.
b)
The team practiced hard, so they won the championship.
c)
Because the team practiced hard, they won the championship.
d)
Although the team practiced hard, they won the championship.
29.
Identify the sentence that demonstrates the correct placement and punctuation of a dependent clause at the end of an independent clause.
a)
After the school day ended, the students were excited.
b)
The students were excited after the school day ended,
c)
The students were excited after the school day ended.
d)
The students were excited, after the school day ended.
30.
Which sentence effectively uses a subordinating conjunction to show a contrast between the two clauses?
a)
Because she enjoys hiking, her brother prefers swimming.
b)
She enjoys hiking, and her brother prefers swimming.
c)
Although she enjoys hiking, her brother prefers swimming.
d)
She enjoys hiking, so her brother prefers swimming.
31.
Select the sentence that is grammatically CORRECT.
a)
After I had studied for two hours without stopping.
b)
Studying hard for two hours without stopping.
c)
I studied hard for two hours without stopping.
d)
None of these
e)
All of these
32.
Select the sentence that is grammatically CORRECT.
a)
Paying off that bill is something I should have done long ago.
b)
Not having paid off that bill long ago, was a big mistake.
c)
Paying off that bill should have been done long ago.
d)
None of these
e)
All of these
33.
Select the sentence that is grammatically CORRECT.
a)
Always something of interest going on at their house.
b)
There was always something of interest going on at their house.
c)
Interesting things always going on at their house.
d)
None of these
e)
All of these
34.
Select the sentence that is grammatically CORRECT.
a)
Paying off that bill, which I should have done long ago.
b)
Not having paid off that bill long ago.
c)
Paying off that bill but done long ago.
d)
None of these
e)
All of these
35.
Select the sentence that is grammatically CORRECT.
a)
Taking her out once but forgetting her last name.
b)
Even though he had taken her out once.
c)
Even though he had taken her out once, he had forgotten her last name.
d)
None of these
e)
All of these
36.
Select the sentence that is grammatically INCORRECT.
a)
After I had studied hard for two hours without stopping.
b)
I studied hard for two hours without stopping.
c)
Studying hard for two hours without stopping is exhausting.
d)
None of these
e)
All of these
37.
Select the sentence that is grammatically INCORRECT.
a)
Interesting things are always going on at their house.
b)
Always something of interest going on at their house.
c)
There are always interesting things going on at their house.
d)
None of these
e)
All of these
38.
Select the sentence that is grammatically INCORRECT.
a)
It is an idea that goes back to ancient Greece.
b)
This idea goes back to ancient Greece.
c)
What a great idea that goes back to ancient Greece.
d)
None of these
e)
All of these
39.
Select the sentence that is grammatically INCORRECT.
a)
Even though he had taken her out once, he had forgotten her name.
b)
He had taken her out once, but had forgotten her name.
c)
Even though he had taken her out once, but had forgotten her name.
d)
None of these
e)
All of these
40.
Select the sentence that is grammatically INCORRECT.
a)
Is an idea that goes back to ancient Greece.
b)
This idea back to ancient Greece.
c)
An idea that goes back to ancient Greece.
d)
None of these
e)
All of these
41.
The historical account was compelling, it omitted several key perspectives from the era.
a)
NO CHANGE
b)
compelling it
c)
compelling, and it
d)
compelling, however it
42.
As soon as the sun dipped below the horizon the nocturnal animals began to emerge from their dens.
a)
NO CHANGE
b)
horizon, the
c)
horizon, so the
d)
horizon; the
43.
The team celebrated their victory although they still had one game left to play.
a)
NO CHANGE
b)
victory, although
c)
victory; although
d)
victory. Although
44.
Because the city's infrastructure was outdated and unable to handle the intense storm. The mayor declared a state of emergency.
a)
NO CHANGE
b)
storm, the
c)
storm; the
d)
storm and the
45.
Elaina enjoys being class president even though she has to make hard decisions.
a)
NO CHANGE
b)
President even
c)
president, even
d)
president; even
46.
She entered the abbey at Gandersheim, it was well known as a significant center of learning.
a)
NO CHANGE
b)
Gandersheim, and, historically, this abbey was
c)
Gandersheim, it was an abbey
d)
Gandersheim, an abbey
47.
When displaying such a small portion of artifacts severely limits public access.
a)
NO CHANGE
b)
With the display of
c)
While displaying
d)
Displaying
48.
Also known as open storage, visible storage provides ways to display many items in small or irregular spaces.
a)
NO CHANGE
b)
storage makes providing
c)
storage, which provides
d)
storage, providing
49.
Historical accounts record several creation myths throughout the world, the stories span thousands of years.
a)
NO CHANGE
b)
world, and the
c)
world, with
d)
world,
50.
My little brother being third in his class of 60 students.
a)
NO CHANGE
b)
brother having been
c)
brother was
d)
brother,
51.
Select the sentence with the CORRECT use of commas.
If none of the choices are correct, select NONE OF THESE.
If all of the choices are correct, select ALL OF THESE
a)
Nice is a word with many meanings and some of them are contradictory.
b)
Nice is a word with many meanings, and some of them are contradictory.
c)
Nice, is a word with many meanings, and some of them are contradictory.
d)
NONE OF THESE
e)
ALL OF THESE
52.
Select the sentence with the CORRECT use of commas.
If none of the choices are correct, select NONE OF THESE.
If all of the choices are correct, select ALL OF THESE
a)
After surviving this ordeal, the trapper felt relieved.
b)
After, surviving this ordeal, the trapper felt relieved.
c)
After surviving this ordeal the trapper felt relieved.
d)
NONE OF THESE
e)
ALL OF THESE
53.
Select the sentence with the CORRECT use of commas.
If none of the choices are correct, select NONE OF THESE.
If all of the choices are correct, select ALL OF THESE
a)
Mark Twain's early novels I believe stand the test of time.
b)
Mark Twain's early novels, I believe stand the test of time.
c)
Mark Twain's early novels, I believe, stand the test of time.
d)
NONE OF THESE
e)
ALL OF THESE
54.
Select the sentence with the CORRECT use of commas.
If none of the choices are correct, select NONE OF THESE.
If all of the choices are correct, select ALL OF THESE
a)
Some people refuse to go to the zoo, because of pity for creatures, that must live in small cages.
b)
Some people refuse to go to the zoo, because of pity for creatures that must live in small cages.
c)
Some people refuse to go to the zoo because of pity for creatures that must live, in small, cages.
d)
NONE OF THESE
e)
ALL OF THESE
55.
Select the sentence with the CORRECT use of commas.
If none of the choices are correct, select NONE OF THESE.
If all of the choices are correct, select ALL OF THESE
a)
The closet contained worn clothes, old shoes, and dirty hats.
b)
The closet contained worn clothes old shoes and dirty hats.
c)
The closet, contained worn clothes, old shoes and dirty hats.
d)
NONE OF THESE
e)
ALL OF THESE
56.
Select the sentence with the CORRECT use of commas.
If none of the choices are correct, select NONE OF THESE.
If all of the choices are correct, select ALL OF THESE
a)
Madame de Stael was an attractive gracious lady.
b)
Madame de Stael was an attractive, gracious lady.
c)
Madame de Stael, was an attractive gracious lady.
d)
NONE OF THESE
e)
ALL OF THESE
57.
Select the sentence with the CORRECT use of commas.
If none of the choices are correct, select NONE OF THESE.
If all of the choices are correct, select ALL OF THESE
a)
The field was safe enough, wasn't it?
b)
The field was safe enough wasn't it?
c)
The field, was safe enough, wasn't it?
d)
NONE OF THESE
e)
ALL OF THESE
58.
Select the sentence with the CORRECT use of commas.
If none of the choices are correct, select NONE OF THESE.
If all of the choices are correct, select ALL OF THESE
a)
Understanding history, increases your understanding of today's world.
b)
Understanding history, increases your understanding, of today's world.
c)
Understanding history increases your understanding of today's world.
d)
NONE OF THESE
e)
ALL OF THESE
59.
Select the sentence with the CORRECT use of commas.
If none of the choices are correct, select NONE OF THESE.
If all of the choices are correct, select ALL OF THESE
a)
December 7, 1941 will never be forgotten.
b)
December 7 1941 will never be forgotten.
c)
December 7, 1941, will never, be forgotten.
d)
NONE OF THESE
e)
ALL OF THESE
60.
Select the sentence with the CORRECT use of commas.
If none of the choices are correct, select NONE OF THESE.
If all of the choices are correct, select ALL OF THESE
a)
He replied, "I have no idea what you mean."
b)
He replied "I have no idea what you mean."
c)
He replied, "I have no idea what you mean,".
d)
NONE OF THESE
e)
ALL OF THESE
61.
Select the sentence with the CORRECT use of commas.
If none of the choices are correct, select NONE OF THESE.
If all of the choices are correct, select ALL OF THESE
a)
Vests which were once popular have been out of vogue for several years.
b)
Vests, which were once popular have been out of vogue for several years.
c)
Vests, which were once popular, have been out of vogue for several years.
d)
NONE OF THESE
e)
ALL OF THESE
62.
Select the sentence with the CORRECT use of commas.
If none of the choices are correct, select NONE OF THESE.
If all of the choices are correct, select ALL OF THESE
a)
To perform well, on Saturday afternoon, the athlete must train every day of the week.
b)
To perform well on Saturday afternoon, the athlete must train every day of the week.
c)
To perform well on Saturday afternoon the athlete must train every day of the week.
d)
NONE OF THESE
e)
ALL OF THESE
63.
Select the sentence with the CORRECT use of commas.
If none of the choices are correct, select NONE OF THESE.
If all of the choices are correct, select ALL OF THESE
a)
Squaw Valley, California the scene of the winter Olympics in 1960, is a ski resort.
b)
Squaw Valley, California, the scene of the winter Olympics in 1960, is a ski resort.
c)
Squaw Valley California, the scene of the winter Olympics in 1960, is a ski resort.
d)
NONE OF THESE
e)
ALL OF THESE
64.
Select the sentence with the CORRECT use of commas.
If none of the choices are correct, select NONE OF THESE.
If all of the choices are correct, select ALL OF THESE
a)
Joseph registered for English 101, History 204, and Biology 106.
b)
Joseph registered for English, 101, History, 204, and Biology, 106.
c)
Joseph registered for English 101 History 204 and Biology 106.
d)
NONE OF THESE
e)
ALL OF THESE
65.
Select the sentence with the CORRECT use of commas.
If none of the choices are correct, select NONE OF THESE.
If all of the choices are correct, select ALL OF THESE
a)
Lady Jane Grey was the queen of England from July 10 1553, to July 19 1553.
b)
Lady Jane Grey was the queen of England from July 10 1553, to July 19, 1553.
c)
Lady Jane Grey was the queen of England from July 10, 1553 to July 19 1553.
d)
NONE OF THESE
e)
ALL OF THESE
66.
Select the sentence with the CORRECT use of commas.
If none of the choices are correct, select NONE OF THESE.
If all of the choices are correct, select ALL OF THESE
a)
I often go to the seashore and collect rocks there.
b)
I often go to the seashore, and collect rocks there.
c)
I often go, to the seashore, and collect rocks there.
d)
NONE OF THESE
e)
ALL OF THESE
67.
Select the sentence with the CORRECT use of commas.
If none of the choices are correct, select NONE OF THESE.
If all of the choices are correct, select ALL OF THESE
a)
The girl with the bright, friendly smile wore a bright green scarf to celebrate St. Patrick's Day.
b)
The girl with the bright friendly smile wore a bright green scarf to celebrate St. Patrick's Day.
c)
The girl with the bright, friendly smile wore a bright, green scarf to celebrate St. Patrick's Day.
d)
NONE OF THESE
e)
ALL OF THESE
68.
Select the sentence with the CORRECT use of commas.
If none of the choices are correct, select NONE OF THESE.
If all of the choices are correct, select ALL OF THESE
a)
In the shade of the oak tree we found shelter from the hot sun.
b)
In the shade of the oak tree, we found shelter from the hot sun.
c)
In the shade of the oak tree, we found shelter from the hot, sun.
d)
NONE OF THESE
e)
ALL OF THESE
69.
Select the sentence with the CORRECT use of commas.
If none of the choices are correct, select NONE OF THESE.
If all of the choices are correct, select ALL OF THESE
a)
On the edge of the diving board the Olympic swimmer prepared to dive into the pool below.
b)
On the edge, of the diving board, the Olympic swimmer prepared to dive into the pool below.
c)
On the edge of the diving board, the Olympic swimmer prepared to dive into the pool below.
d)
NONE OF THESE
e)
ALL OF THESE
70.
Select the sentence with the CORRECT use of commas.
If none of the choices are correct, select NONE OF THESE.
If all of the choices are correct, select ALL OF THESE
a)
In the southern, part of France, there are many beautiful beaches.
b)
In the southern part of France there are many beautiful beaches.
c)
In the southern part of France, there are many beautiful beaches.
d)
NONE OF THESE
e)
ALL OF THESE
71.
Select the sentence with the CORRECT use of commas.
If none of the choices are correct, select NONE OF THESE.
If all of the choices are correct, select ALL OF THESE
a)
As he read the Chekhov story, he became aware of the Russian's genius.
b)
Dauphin Island, located off the coast of Alabama, is a favorite spot for fishing.
c)
In the southern part of France, there are many beautiful beaches.
d)
NONE OF THESE
e)
ALL OF THESE
72.
Select the sentence with the CORRECT use of commas.
If none of the choices are correct, select NONE OF THESE.
If all of the choices are correct, select ALL OF THESE
a)
She was as a matter of fact mainly interested in showing off her vocabulary.
b)
Before reaching the summit, the climbers, were forced by a storm to turn back.
c)
Did you know that James Agee the novelist and poet, was also a film critic?
d)
NONE OF THESE
e)
ALL OF THESE
73.
Select the sentence with the CORRECT use of commas.
If none of the choices are correct, select NONE OF THESE.
If all of the choices are correct, select ALL OF THESE
a)
Understanding history increases your understanding of today's world.
b)
Men who are bald are frequently the ones who are the most authoritative on the subject of baldness.
c)
I hope that someday he will learn how to be polite.
d)
NONE OF THESE
e)
ALL OF THESE
74.
Select the sentence with the CORRECT use of commas.
If none of the choices are correct, select NONE OF THESE.
If all of the choices are correct, select ALL OF THESE
a)
We just moved to 52 Canoe Hill Road, New, Canaan, CT 06840.
b)
We just moved to 52 Canoe Hill Road, New Canaan, CT 06840.
c)
We just moved to 52 Canoe Hill Road New Canaan CT 06840.
d)
NONE OF THESE
e)
ALL OF THESE
75.
Select the sentence with the CORRECT use of commas.
If none of the choices are correct, select NONE OF THESE.
If all of the choices are correct, select ALL OF THESE
a)
December 7, 1941 will never be forgotten.
b)
December 7, 1941, will never be forgotten.
c)
December 7 1941, will never be forgotten.
d)
NONE OF THESE
e)
ALL OF THESE
76.
The artist preferred to paint in oils. she did not like watercolors.
a)
NO CHANGE
b)
paint in oils, she did not
c)
paint in oils; she did not
d)
paint in oils; she did not,
77.
I’m going to leave early today, unless the boss comes back from the meeting.
a)
NO CHANGE
b)
early today; unless the boss
c)
early today, unless, the boss
d)
early today unless the boss
78.
In the first place, it was snowing too hard to see the road in the second place, we had no chains.
a)
NO CHANGE
b)
to see the road in the second place
c)
to see the road, in the second place,
d)
to see the road; in the second place,
79.
The challenges are not impossible but they are very hard to clear.
a)
NO CHANGE
b)
not impossible; but they are
c)
not impossible; but, they are
d)
not impossible, but they are
80.
If he misses his appointment, he’ll have to wait another six months to see the dentist.
a)
NO CHANGE
b)
his appointment; he’ll have to wait
c)
his appointment, he’ll have to wait,
d)
his appointment he’ll have to wait
81.
There are many negative side effects to smoking, there are no positive side effects from smoking.
a)
NO CHANGE
b)
effects to smoking, there are no positive,
c)
effects to smoking; there are no positive
d)
effects to smoking; there are no positive,
82.
When the islanders started fighting amongst themselves; the monkeys took control.
a)
NO CHANGE
b)
amongst themselves; the monkeys,
c)
amongst themselves, the monkeys
d)
amongst themselves, the monkeys;
83.
David was afraid of Tiny, the leader of the monkeys because David had heard things.
a)
NO CHANGE
b)
Tiny, the leader of the monkeys, because David
c)
Tiny the leader of the monkeys; because David
d)
Tiny, the leader of the monkeys; because David
84.
One warm summer morning. Tiny marched to the village square and pronounced a new law.
a)
NO CHANGE
b)
warm summer morning;Tiny marched to the village square
c)
warm summer morning; Tiny marched to the village square,
d)
warm summer morning, Tiny marched to the village square
85.
This law shocked and appalled the islanders; however they could not accept such ridiculous leadership.
a)
NO CHANGE
b)
the islanders, however they could not
c)
the islanders however they could not
d)
the islanders; however, they could not
86.
David was offended by Tiny's law; he didn't want to eat his shoes or wear tacos on his feet.
a)
NO CHANGE
b)
by Tiny's law; he didn't want to eat his shoes,
c)
by Tiny's law, he didn't want to eat his shoes
d)
by Tiny's law, he didn't want to eat his shoes,
87.
David decided that he would form a resistance, he would gather the town's strongest warriors.
a)
NO CHANGE
b)
form a resistance he would gather the town's
c)
form a resistance; he would gather the town's
d)
form a resistance, he would, gather the town's
88.
David talked to Hugo; the strongest man in town; and Hugo couldn't wait to help.
a)
NO CHANGE
b)
to Hugo; the strongest man in town,
c)
to Hugo, the strongest man in town;
d)
to Hugo, the strongest man in town,
89.
Now that David's team was assembled. It was time for them to take down the monkeys.
a)
NO CHANGE
b)
team was assembled; it was time
c)
team was assembled, it was time
d)
team was assembled; it was time,
90.
David was happy that Tiny escaped; David wanted Tiny for himself.
a)
NO CHANGE
b)
that Tiny escaped; David wanted,
c)
that Tiny escaped, David wanted
d)
that Tiny escaped, David wanted,
91.
David was wearing taco shoes when he kicked Tiny, however, the irony went unnoticed.
a)
NO CHANGE
b)
he kicked Tiny; however, the irony
c)
he kicked Tiny, however; the irony
d)
he kicked Tiny however, the irony
92.
Mr. Leyland played the viola professionally for many years; and he now conducts a community orchestra.
a)
NO CHANGE
b)
for many years; and he now,
c)
for many years, and he now
d)
for many years and he now
93.
The crab grass was flourishing; but the rest of the lawn unfortunately, was dying.
a)
NO CHANGE
b)
flourishing, but the rest of the lawn, unfortunately,
c)
flourishing; but the rest of the lawn; unfortunately,
d)
flourishing, but the rest of the lawn unfortunately
94.
The hill was covered with wildflowers; It was a beautiful sight.
a)
NO CHANGE
b)
with wildflowers, it was
c)
with wildflowers it was
d)
with wildflowers; it was
95.
The artist preferred to paint in oils; he did not like watercolors.
a)
NO CHANGE
b)
to paint in oils; He did not
c)
to paint in oils, he did not
d)
to paint in oils; he did not,
96.
I need the weather statistics for the following cities: London, England, London, Ontario, Paris, France, Paris, Ontario, and Perth, Scotland, Perth, Ontario.
a)
NO CHANGE
b)
London; England, London; Ontario, Paris; France, Paris; Ontario, and Perth; Scotland, Perth; Ontario.
c)
London, England; London, Ontario; Paris, France; Paris, Ontario; and Perth, Scotland; Perth, Ontario.
d)
London; England; London; Ontario; Paris; France; Paris; Ontario; and Perth; Scotland; Perth; Ontario.
97.
The dog, growling and snarling, snapped at me, I was so frightened that I ran.
a)
NO CHANGE
b)
dog, growling and snarling, snapped at me; I was
c)
dog growling and snarling snapped at me; I was
d)
dog growling and snarling snapped at me, I was
98.
San Francisco is my favorite city; in fact, I plan to spend two weeks there this summer.
a)
NO CHANGE
b)
favorite city, in fact, I plan
c)
favorite city; in fact; I plan
d)
favorite city; in fact I plan
99.
The quarterback made a brilliant pass; and the receiver crossed the goal line for the winning touchdown.
a)
NO CHANGE
b)
a brilliant pass, and the receiver crossed the goal line,
c)
a brilliant pass, and the receiver crossed the goal line
d)
a brilliant pass; and the receiver crossed the goal line;
100.
Riding a bicycle is excellent exercise, I ride mine every day.
a)
NO CHANGE
b)
is excellent exercise, I ride mine every,
c)
is excellent exercise I ride mine every
d)
is excellent exercise; I ride mine every
101.
Type your first name
4 lines
102.
Type your last name
4 lines
103.
Select your class period
a)
1
b)
2
c)
3
d)
4
e)
5
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