Abeka Grammar 3 Test 2 Review

Use a ___ to indicate a break in faltering speech or an unfinished construction

Use a pair of ___ to indicate a nonessential element in a sentence

Use ___ for the names of ships, trains aircraft, and spacecraft

Use ___ to enclose brief confirmatory information

Use ___ between the hour and the minute of a time reference

Use ___ before listed items

Enclose titles of short stories, short poems, songs, chapters, articles, other parts of books

Use ___ to avoid misreading

Use ___ to separate the parts of dates and addresses within sentences

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Use ___ to indicate that a word has been omitted

Use ___ in compound numbers 21-99

The two parts of an oral book report that should be memorized are the introduction and the

Use pair of ? to indicate parenthetical elements that are emphatic or that contain punctuation

always go inside the closing quotation marks

In a(n) ? outline, the points are stated as words or phrases.

Use single ___ for an element within a quotation that also requires ___

Use ___ after the salutation of a business letter

Name one of the two classification systems that most libraries use.

Use ___ and a coordinating conjunction to join two simple sentences

Use ___ after the salutation of a friendly letter and after the closing of all letters

Use ___ between two simple sentences

In order to have a well-developed paragraph, use examples, reasons, and ___

Use ___ to set off the exact words of a speaker

A(n) ? is a collection of maps and other data.

A summary is a brief composition that states the ? of a longer piece of writing.

Use ___ to enclose confidential, supplementary, and/or explanatory comments to the reader

Use ___ to set off introductory modifying phrases

Use ___ between two simple sentences joined by transitional words

never go inside the closing quotation marks

Use ___ in fractions used as adjectives

Use ___ between a chapter and verse of a biblical reference

Use a ___ after a series of words or phrases that give detail about what is to follow

Use ___ to show that letters have been omitted from a word

The ___ section of the library contains encyclopedias, atlases, almanacs, etc

Use ___ to enclose the exact words of a speaker

Use ___ to form the possessive case of nouns

Use ___ for the titles of books, magazines, newspapers, plays, and works of art

When writing an outline, ? space between the main points.

Use ___ if you must divide a word at the end of a line

The three main parts of a book report are the introduction, the ? , and the conclusion.

Use ___ to form the plural of letters, numbers, signs, and words used as words