Which sentence is punctuated properly?

Because Abby didn't clean her room, she got her phone taken away.

Which sentence is properly punctuated?

Shelly, a journalist, reported on the accident.

Which sentence is punctuated correctly?

Under the old oak tree, the children sat and shared stories.

Which sentence is punctuated correctly?

The concert was incredible; the band played all of their greatest hits.

Which sentence is punctuated correctly?

The book, old and worn, held stories of distant lands and heroes.

Which sentence is punctuated correctly?

She stayed up late to finish her project because the deadline was soon.

Which sentence is punctuated correctly?

Happy and relieved, Cubs fans were excited the team won.

Which sentence is punctuated correctly?

We won't go outside if it's too cold, but you should still bring a coat.

Which sentence is punctuated correctly?

Quickly, she gathered her belongings and rushed out the door.

Which sentence is properly punctuated?

After the long drought, California welcomed the rain.

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1
Which sentence is punctuated properly?
Because Abby didn't clean her room she got her phone taken away.
Abby didn't clean her room so she got her phone taken away.
Because Abby didn't clean her room, she got her phone taken away.
Abby got her phone taken away, because she didn't clean her room.
2
In a few years, you'll be in college!
complex
adverb
appositive phrase
prep phrase
3
Which sentence is properly punctuated?
Shelly, a journalist reported on the accident.
Shelly a journalist reported on the accident.
Shelly, a journalist, reported on the accident.
Shelly a journalist, reported on the accident.
4
Mr. E., funny and smart, teaches social studies.
semi-colon
adverb
prep phrase
transposed adjectives
5
On Sunday 2/12, the San Francisco 49ers and Philadelphia Eagles will play in the Super Bowl.
appositive phrase
transposed adjectives
prep phrase
FANBOYS
6
It snowed on Sunday; it was warm on Monday.
prep phrase
adverb
semi-colon
FANBOYS
7
Which sentence is punctuated correctly?
Under the old oak tree, the children sat, and shared stories.
Under the old oak tree the children sat and shared stories.
Under the old oak tree, the children sat and shared stories.
Under the old oak tree the children sat, and shared stories.
8
Happy and excited, I went to the movie.
transposed adjectives
appositive phrase
adjectives
adverb
9
Which sentence is punctuated correctly?
The concert was incredible, the band played all of their greatest hits.
The concert was incredible the band played all of their greatest hits.
The concert was incredible; the band played all of their greatest hits.
The concert, was incredible, the band played all of their greatest hits.
10
Be sure to speak slowly when you're on stage; we want everyone to hear all your lines.
compound complex
semi-colon
transposed adjectives
complex
11
Which sentence is punctuated correctly?
The book, old and worn , held stories of distant lands, and heroes.
The book old and worn, held stories of distant lands, and heroes.
The book, old and worn, held stories of distant lands and heroes.
The book, old and worn held stories of distant lands and heroes.
12
Elie Wiesel, a Holocaust survivor, wrote the book Night.
transposed adjectives
prep phrase
adjectives
appositive phrase
13
Although the Purim play isn't for a couple of weeks, we need to practice as much as we can.
prep phrase
FANBOYS
adjectives
complex
14
We aren't doing vocabulary this week since we didn't have school on Monday.
appositive phrase
compound complex
complex
transposed adjectives
15
Reddit, time-consuming and entertaining, has many sub-reddits.
transposed adjectives
prep phrase
adverb
appositive phrase
16
Whenever Back to the Future is on TV, I always watch it.
compound complex
adjectives
complex
prep phrase
17
Which sentence is punctuated correctly?
She stayed up late to finish her project, because the deadline was soon.
She stayed up late to finish her project because, the deadline was soon.
She stayed up late to finish her project because the deadline was soon.
She stayed up late, to finish her project, because the deadline was soon.
18
Which sentence is punctuated correctly?
Happy, and relieved Cubs fans were excited the team won.
Happy and relieved Cubs fans were excited the team won.
Happy and relieved, Cubs fans were excited the team won.
Happy and relieved Cubs fans were excited, the team won.
19
Which sentence is punctuated correctly?
We won't go outside if it's too cold, but you should still bring a coat.
We won't go outside, if it's too cold but you should still bring a coat.
We won't go outside, if it's too cold, but you should still bring a coat.
We won't go outside if it's too cold but you should still bring a coat.
20
You're going to Israel soon; I bet you're excited.
semi-colon
transposed adjectives
prep phrase
FANBOYS
21
The midterm is next month, so we are reviewing today.
FANBOYS
appositive phrase
prep phrase
transposed adjectives
22
Tired yet excited, Melissa ran in the race.
transposed adjectives
adverb
prep phrase
adjectives
23
Unfortunately, it is snowing today.
transposed adjectives
adverb
appositive phrase
prep phrase
24
Which sentence is punctuated correctly?
Quickly, she gathered her belongings and rushed out the door.
Quickly she gathered her belongings, and rushed out the door.
Quickly, she gathered her belongings, and rushed out the door.
Quickly she gathered her belongings and rushed out the door.
25
Which sentence is properly punctuated?
After the long drought, California welcomed the rain.
After, the long drought California welcomed the rain.
After the long drought California welcomed the rain.
After the long drought California, welcomed the rain.

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Sentence Pattern Review for Midterms

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Questions 25

Answers

1
Which sentence is punctuated properly?
Because Abby didn't clean her room she got her phone taken away.
Abby didn't clean her room so she got her phone taken away.
Because Abby didn't clean her room, she got her phone taken away.
Abby got her phone taken away, because she didn't clean her room.
2
In a few years, you'll be in college!
complex
adverb
appositive phrase
prep phrase
3
Which sentence is properly punctuated?
Shelly, a journalist reported on the accident.
Shelly a journalist reported on the accident.
Shelly, a journalist, reported on the accident.
Shelly a journalist, reported on the accident.
4
Mr. E., funny and smart, teaches social studies.
semi-colon
adverb
prep phrase
transposed adjectives
5
On Sunday 2/12, the San Francisco 49ers and Philadelphia Eagles will play in the Super Bowl.
appositive phrase
transposed adjectives
prep phrase
FANBOYS
6
It snowed on Sunday; it was warm on Monday.
prep phrase
adverb
semi-colon
FANBOYS
7
Which sentence is punctuated correctly?
Under the old oak tree, the children sat, and shared stories.
Under the old oak tree the children sat and shared stories.
Under the old oak tree, the children sat and shared stories.
Under the old oak tree the children sat, and shared stories.
8
Happy and excited, I went to the movie.
transposed adjectives
appositive phrase
adjectives
adverb
9
Which sentence is punctuated correctly?
The concert was incredible, the band played all of their greatest hits.
The concert was incredible the band played all of their greatest hits.
The concert was incredible; the band played all of their greatest hits.
The concert, was incredible, the band played all of their greatest hits.
10
Be sure to speak slowly when you're on stage; we want everyone to hear all your lines.
compound complex
semi-colon
transposed adjectives
complex
11
Which sentence is punctuated correctly?
The book, old and worn , held stories of distant lands, and heroes.
The book old and worn, held stories of distant lands, and heroes.
The book, old and worn, held stories of distant lands and heroes.
The book, old and worn held stories of distant lands and heroes.
12
Elie Wiesel, a Holocaust survivor, wrote the book Night.
transposed adjectives
prep phrase
adjectives
appositive phrase
13
Although the Purim play isn't for a couple of weeks, we need to practice as much as we can.
prep phrase
FANBOYS
adjectives
complex
14
We aren't doing vocabulary this week since we didn't have school on Monday.
appositive phrase
compound complex
complex
transposed adjectives
15
Reddit, time-consuming and entertaining, has many sub-reddits.
transposed adjectives
prep phrase
adverb
appositive phrase
16
Whenever Back to the Future is on TV, I always watch it.
compound complex
adjectives
complex
prep phrase
17
Which sentence is punctuated correctly?
She stayed up late to finish her project, because the deadline was soon.
She stayed up late to finish her project because, the deadline was soon.
She stayed up late to finish her project because the deadline was soon.
She stayed up late, to finish her project, because the deadline was soon.
18
Which sentence is punctuated correctly?
Happy, and relieved Cubs fans were excited the team won.
Happy and relieved Cubs fans were excited the team won.
Happy and relieved, Cubs fans were excited the team won.
Happy and relieved Cubs fans were excited, the team won.
19
Which sentence is punctuated correctly?
We won't go outside if it's too cold, but you should still bring a coat.
We won't go outside, if it's too cold but you should still bring a coat.
We won't go outside, if it's too cold, but you should still bring a coat.
We won't go outside if it's too cold but you should still bring a coat.
20
You're going to Israel soon; I bet you're excited.
semi-colon
transposed adjectives
prep phrase
FANBOYS
21
The midterm is next month, so we are reviewing today.
FANBOYS
appositive phrase
prep phrase
transposed adjectives
22
Tired yet excited, Melissa ran in the race.
transposed adjectives
adverb
prep phrase
adjectives
23
Unfortunately, it is snowing today.
transposed adjectives
adverb
appositive phrase
prep phrase
24
Which sentence is punctuated correctly?
Quickly, she gathered her belongings and rushed out the door.
Quickly she gathered her belongings, and rushed out the door.
Quickly, she gathered her belongings, and rushed out the door.
Quickly she gathered her belongings and rushed out the door.
25
Which sentence is properly punctuated?
After the long drought, California welcomed the rain.
After, the long drought California welcomed the rain.
After the long drought California welcomed the rain.
After the long drought California, welcomed the rain.