Grammar Test review

These are all conjunctive adverbs except...

"and" is a subordinate conjunction

"Correlative" means...

A private is considered subordinate to their sergeant.

All of these should be capitalized except...

Another word for "clause" is "statement".

Choose which word should be capitalized

"golden retriever" is an example of ...

Nouns are all of these except...

What elements does a complete sentence require?

When writing a participal phrase, the verbs used can be these except...

A complex sentence is two independent clauses joined together by a....

"I think." - is a fragment.

These are examples of relative pronouns except...

I should capitalize every word in a title.

I don't have to capitalize the first word in a sentence.

Independent means: not free from outside control

This pandemic sucks!!

Which type of clause turns the entire independent clause into an adjective?

The "S" in the acronym M.I.N.T.S stands for...

All of these are coordinating conjunctions except...

When using a conjunctive adverb, it appears before the semicolon, followed by a comma.

Which letter does not match its meaning?

"After she is chosen, Katniss has to say goodbye to her family." An example of an independent clause.

The "subject" of a sentence is typically a...

Another word for a period is a "full stop".

The way a punctuation is written is a clue to how it's supposed to be used.

Common Nouns are "named".

"Although Peeta was a humble baker, he is also able to survive the Hunger Games" - this is an example of...

Which is the "ordinary glue" that combines two sentences?

"burned toast" is an example of an appositive phrase.

These are all examples of subordinate conjunctions except...

Another word for a complete sentence is called a fragment.

You can begin a sentence with the word "because".

A compound sentence is formed when two complete sentences are joined by a coordinating conjunction.

A semicolon can replace a question mark.

The 1st, last and any important word in the title of a book should be capitalized.

The pronoun "I" should always be capitalized.

I really like cheese, it's my favorite, and I eat it every day, because it's my favorite, and I wanted you to know.

When joining two sentences using a coordinating conjunction, you must always use a comma before the conjunction.

Quotation marks should always be marked toward what is being said.

What is the acyronym I taught you to remember capitalization rules?