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Duplicate of P/SAT Prep- Punctuation, Sentence Structure, Etc.
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What kind of clause is this? "If at first you don't succeed"
Independent
Dependent
2
Which of the following should you use to join two closely related independent clauses?
A period
A comma
A semicolon
3
Businesses can install light tubes,
these are
pipes placed in roofs to capture sunlight.
they are
which are
those being
NO CHANGE
4
Which category below covers the word "she"?
Noun
Subject
Verb
Pronoun
5
Which of the following terms describes the word that is "doing the action" in a sentence?
Verb
Noun
Subject
Pronoun
6
"If at first you don't succeed,
try again
" Italicized clause can be called (most specifically):
Dependent
Main Clause
Independent
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Like other problems, these ailments increase employee absenteeism, which
is
costly.
are
is being
NO CHANGE
have been
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When a plant was redesigned, the company enjoyed annual cost reductions of $500,000
each year
.
DELETE the italicized portion and end the sentence.
every year.
per year.
NO CHANGE
9
Which of the following terms describes a person, place or thing?
Pronoun
Subject
Verb
Noun
10
Circadian rhythms, which are controlled by the
bodies biological clocks,
influence temperature.
bodies' biological clocks',
body's biological clock's
body's biological clocks,
NO CHANGE
11
Which of the following terms describes the "action word" in a sentence?
Subject
Verb
Pronoun
Noun
12
Glass walls can replace solid walls as a means
through
distributing light more freely.
DELETE the italicized portion
from
of
NO CHANGE
13
Studies have shown that employees are happier,
healthier, and more
productive than ever.
healthier, being more
NO CHANGE
healthier, and they are
healthy, and more
14
What kind of clause is this? "Try again"
Independent
Dependent
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A colon can accomplish all of the following tasks except:
Explaining an independent clause
Introducing a list
Linking dependent clauses
Linking together independent clauses