stud
bud
Sign up
Log in
Home
Library
Explore
SAT
More
English 10 Final Review Flashcards | StudBud
Explore
/
English 10 Final Review
English 10 Final Review
22 terms
·
StudBud Administration
·
196 plays
Grammar for English 10 Final
Flashcards
22 cards
F
Practice quiz
P
Host live
L
Questions
22
Answers
1
Choose the best combination:
Can you name three kinds of music most know classical.
Can you name three kinds of music. Most know classical.
Can you name three kinds of music? Most know classical.
Can you name three kinds of music: most know classical
2
Escargot, (which I have never tried, ) is regarded as a delicacy. Parenthesis?
independent clause
nonessential
complete sentence
essential
3
Choose the best combination:
Tapes sold in the 80s;however, CDs sold best in the 90s.
When tapes sold in the 80s; when CDs sold in the 90s.
Tapes sold in the 80s. When CDs sold in the 90s.
Tapes sold in the 80s, CDs sold in the 90s.
4
The Galapagos Islands are known as the place (where giant tortoises are found.) Parenthesis?
essential
independent clause
complete sentence
nonessential
5
Choose the best combination:
Rock had half of sales,since the 80s its popularity dropped.
Rock had half of sales since the 80s,its popularity dropped.
Rock had half of sales.Since the 80s its popularity dropped.
Rock had half of sales since the 80s its popularity dropped.
6
Constellations, small groups of stars.
run-on
fragment
complete sentence
subordinate clause
7
The Orchestra plays at Ravinia during the summer, and the Symphony plays in the city itself.
complete sentence
nonessential clause
run-on
fragment
8
Amphitheaters aren't only used by orchestras; on the contrary, all types of bands use them.
essential clause
run-on
complete sentence
fragment
9
The Orchestra gives outdoor concerts in a park on the river these concerts are free.
fragment
run-on
complete sentence
nonessential clause
10
Choose the best combination:
Jazz sales remain steady? They held onto 3% of sales.
Jazz sales stay steady; however, they held onto 3% of sales.
Jazz sales stay steady they held onto 3% of sales.
Jazz sales stay steady, they held onto 3% of sales.
11
From early times, people gave names to constellations.
complete sentences
run-ons
fragments
subordinate clause
12
A full moon appears larger (as it emerges from behind clouds.) Parenthesis?
Subordinate Clause
Independent Clause
13
When Peter changed his clothes for the party,( he forgot to comb his hair.) Parenthesis?
Subordinate Clause
Independent Clause
14
In many cities bands give shows outdoors the Cleveland Orchestra plays at Deer Creek.
run-on
subordinate clause
fragment
complete sentence
15
(While red lights repel birds, ) white lights attract them. Parenthesis?
Subordinate Clause
Independent Clause
16
Choose the best combination:
Taking 3% of sales in 1987. Rap grew to 9% of sales in 1999.
Taking 3% of sales in 1987, rap grew to 9% of sales by 1999.
Taking 3% of sales in 1987 rap grew to 9% of sales by 1999.
Taking 3% of sales in 1987: rap grew to 9% of sales by 1999.
17
In a yearly orbit, passing through 12 constellations called zodiac.
run-on
complete sentence
fragment
subordinate clause
18
Orion, Andromeda, Cassiopeia, and hundreds of others.
fragment
run-on
complete sentence
nonessential clause
19
Stars seem to twinkle.
subordinate clause
complete sentence
run-on
fragment
20
The llama, (which is a member of the camel family,) is found in South America. Parenthesis?
independent clause
complete sentence
nonessential
essential
21
The legend about this waterfall is one (that has never been authenticated.) Parenthesis?
complete sentence
essential
independent clause
nonessential
22
(The housefly has five eyes, ) which are on the upper part of its head. Parenthesis?
subordinate clause
Independent clause
