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Duplicate of Commas
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Practice with variuos comma rules #comma #punctuation #middleschool #literacy
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1
Which is capitalized correctly?
My history class went to the Lincoln memorial.
My History class went to the Lincoln Memorial.
My history class went to the Lincoln Memorial.
My History Class went to the Lincoln Memorial.
2
Someone was assigned to that job but I don't remember who.
Someone was assigned to that job, but, I don't remember who.
Someone was assigned to that job, but I don't remember, who.
Someone was assigned to that job, but I don't remember who.
Someone was assigned to that job but I don't remember who.
3
Chairs tables and display cases were overturned.
Chairs, tables, and display cases were overturned.
Chairs tables, and display cases were overturned.
Chairs, tables, and display cases, were overturned.
Chairs, tables and display cases were overturned.
4
In fact it was bedlam and everyone was confused.
In fact it was bedlam and everyone was confused.
In fact, it was bedlam, and everyone was confused.
In fact, it was bedlam and everyone was confused.
In fact it was bedlam, and everyone was confused.
5
Before the storm there were many small businesses.
Before the storm there were many small businesses.
Before the storm, there were many small businesses.
Before the storm there were many, small businesses.
Before the storm, there were many, small businesses.
6
Whenever I try to use commas I get confused.
Whenever I try to use commas I get confused.
Whenever I try, to use commas I get confused.
Whenever I try to use commas, I get confused.
Whenever, I try to use commas I get confused.
7
When people are prepared they will do well on a test.
When people are prepared they will do well on a test.
When, people are prepared, they will do well on a test.
When people are prepared, they will do well on a test.
When people is prepared, they will do well on a test.
8
As a result the event was canceled and not rescheduled.
As a result, the event was canceled and not rescheduled.
As a result the event was canceled, and not rescheduled.
As a result, the event was canceled and, not rescheduled.
As a result, the event was canceled, and not rescheduled.
9
The man wearing the tie is my uncle.
The man, wearing the tie, is my uncle.
The man, wearing the tie is my uncle.
The man wearing the tie, is my uncle.
The man wearing the tie is my uncle.
10
They took the test even though they had not studied.
They took the test even though they had not studied.
They took the test, even though, they had not studied.
They took the test even though, they had not studied.
They took the test, even though they had not studied.
11
Deeply upset she headed for home.
Deeply upset she, headed for home.
Deeply upset she headed for home.
Deeply upset, she headed for home.
Deeply, upset she headed for home.
12
Which is a coordinating conjunction?
so
unless
after
as
13
He was born on May 5 2001 in Boise Idaho.
He was born on May 5, 2001 in Boise, Idaho.
He was born on May 5 2001 in Boise, Idaho.
He was born on May 5 2001, in Boise, Idaho.
He was born on May 5, 2001, in Boise, Idaho.
14
Sometimes Bob there is no reason.
Sometimes Bob, there is no reason.
Sometimes Bob there is no reason.
Sometimes, Bob, there is no reason.
Sometimes, Bob there is no reason.
15
How is a comma read?
with a prolonged pause
with an accent
without any pause
with a slight pause
16
Sometimes the mistakes are wrong but very funny.
Sometimes, the mistakes are wrong but very funny.
Sometimes the mistakes are wrong but very, funny.
Sometimes the mistakes are wrong but very funny.
Sometimes the mistakes are wrong, but very funny.
17
After she had eaten her meal she took a nap.
After she had eaten her meal, she took a nap.
After she had eaten her meal she took a nap.
After, she had eaten a meal, she took a nap.
After, she had eaten her meal she took a nap.
18
The ripped shredded tablecloths became trash.
The ripped shredded, tablecloths became trash.
The ripped shredded tablecloths became trash.
The ripped shredded tablecloths, became trash.
The ripped, shredded tablecloths became trash.
19
Sadly she cried during and after the movie .
Sadly, she cried during and after the movie .
Sadly she cried during and after the movie .
Sadly, she cried, during and after, the movie .
Sadly, she cried during, and after the movie .
20
Yes I'm right not you!
Yes, I'm right, not you!
Yes I'm right, not you!
Yes, I'm right not you!
Yes I'm right not you!
21
Which is not a subordinating conjunction?
because
yet
even though
since
22
The ring while beautiful was not worth the price.
The ring while beautiful, was not worth the price.
The ring, while beautiful was not worth the price.
The ring, while beautiful, was not worth the price.
The ring while beautiful was not worth the price.
23
The chairperson quit since the event was such a fiasco.
The chairperson quit, since the event was such a fiasco.
The chairperson quit since the event, was such a fiasco.
The chairperson quit since the event was such a fiasco.
The chairperson, quit since the event was such a fiasco.
24
Her task therefore is difficult.
Her task, therefore is difficult.
Her task,therefore, is difficult.
Her task therefore, is difficult.
Her task therefore is difficult.
25
Denver Colorado is my home Tina.
Denver, Colorado, is my home Tina.
Denver, Colorado is my home, Tina.
Denver Colorado, is my home, Tina.
Denver, Colorado, is my home, Tina.
26
Which is punctuated incorrectly?
If help is needed, it should be given.
If someone needs help, give it.
Help should be given, only if it is needed.
Help should be given if it is needed.
27
The "f" in the coordinating conjunction acronym FANBOYS is...
forth
from
for
first
28
On December 20 1968 John Steinbeck the author died.
On December 20, 1968 John Steinbeck the author, died.
On December 20, 1968 John Steinbeck the author died.
On December 20, 1968, John Steinbeck, the author, died.
On December 20, 1968 John Steinbeck, the author, died.
