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SAT Language & Writing Punctuation
SAT Language & Writing Punctuation
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Use a
colon
... (mark all that apply)
after an ind. clause when followed by a list or quotation.
to join two dep. clauses and emphasize the second clause.
after a dep. clause when followed by a list or quotation.
to join two ind. clauses and emphasize the second clause.
2
A crowd of admiring spectators
watched
as Kingman squeezes dollops of paint from several tubes
would watch
had watched
watches
NO CHANGE
3
...assessing facilities, improving those facilities or
they design
new ones.
NO CHANGE
design
designing
to design
4
During his career, Kingman exhibited his work
internationally. He garnered
much acclaim.
internationally but garnered
internationally; from exhibiting, he garnered
internationally, garnering
internationally, and Kingman also garnered
5
People who pursue careers in transportation planning
have a variety of education backgrounds.
People who pursue careers in transportation planning,
NO CHANGE
People who pursue careers, in transportation planning,
People, who pursue careers in transportation planning,
6
An
dependent clause
... (mark all that apply)
does not need to rely on other clauses
is a group of words with a subject and a verb
can not be a full sentence
can stand alone
7
The transportation
planner's job,
might involve conducting a traffic count to determine the...
planner's job
NO CHANGE
planners job
planners job,
8
One should
use a semicolon
to... (mark all that apply)
separate two related dependent clauses
join a series of elements that already contain commas
join two unrelated independent clauses.
separate two related independent clauses.
9
When any one of these changes
occur, it is
likely the result of careful analysis conducted by..
occurs, they are
NO CHANGE
occurs, it is
occur, they are
10
When should one
use a comma
? (Mark all that apply)
To combine two independent clauses with a conjunction.
To combine a dependent clause and an independent clause.
To separate two adjectives modifying the same noun.
To separate three or more items in a list.
11
An
independent clause
... (mark all that apply)
does not need to rely on other clauses
can stand alone
is a group of words with a subject and a verb
can not be a full sentence
12
Kingman, however,
vacated
from that tradition in a number of ways, most notably in that...
departed
evacuated
NO CHANGE
retired
13
A
clause
is...
a collection of punctuation marks
A collection of ancestors to Santa or Father Christmas
a collection of words not containing a subject and verb
a collection of words that has a subject and its verb
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A
phrase
is...
a collection of punctuation marks
A collection of words with strange phonetics
a collection of words not containing a subject and verb
a collection of words that has a subject and its verb
