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English 2 Final Review
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Punctuation, clauses, academic vocab
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What is a run-on sentence?
A sentence that does not express a complete thought
A complete sentence that has no vowels
A sentence that has independent clause without conjunctions
A sentence that makes you feel tired.
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Which one? Peter Parker is Spiderman
dependent clause
independent clause
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Use a semicolon between
run ons
independent clauses
clauses
fragments
4
Use a colon
to separate two independent clauses
between a prosition and its object
to introduce what follows
between a verb and its complements
5
To combine a number of things into a coherent whole?
Synthesize
Assess
Analyze
Evaluate
6
"Ha ha, very funny. I've never heard THAT one before..."
amused tone
sarcastic tone
formal tone
depressed tone
7
Add a colon? I play four sports soccer, football, rugby and baseball.
play: four
no change
four: sports
sports: soccer
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Which one? When Superman puts on his cape
independent clause
dependent clause
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"Life is like a box of chocolates; you never know what you're gonna get."
hyperbole
simile
personification
metaphor
10
Which of these symbols can be used to combine sentences?
,
:
!
;
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Students will pick World Literature topics; students may also pick a related topic.
incorrectly written
correctly written
12
Which one? Even though many superheroes exist
dependent clause
independent clause
13
semi-colon should go: It sprinkled on and off at the picnic nevertheless, we still had fun.
picnic; nevertheless
nevertheless; we still
on and off; at the picnic
no change
14
"It was a piece of cake!"
metaphor
simile
hyperbole
personification
15
Ruby red ribbons were entwined in her long, lavish locks of glittering gold hair.
onomatopoeia
hyperbole
metaphor
alliteration
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what are the 7 fanboys?
For, and, nor, but, or, yet, and so
from, to, up, down, right, left, down
four, an, nee, butt, or, yes, and since
for, and, but, yet, because, until
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"heaven" means "a place of peace and delight"
connotation
denotation
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The use of words and phrases that appeal to the reader's five senses?
Onomatopoeia
Alliteration
Imagery
Hyperbole
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Which of these words can be used after a comma to connect sentences?
although
however
at
for
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to assess
Evaluate
Analyze
Evidence
Synthesize
21
Which one? Before Superman was born
dependent clause
independent clause
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Which one? When Superman looked for kryptonite on a one-way street
independent clause
dependent clause
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Add punctuation: It was that last day of school everyone finished their exams.
school: everyone
school, everyone
school; everyone
No change
24
"strict" means "careful about following rules"
denotation
connotation
25
Add punctuation: My father has a wise saying "Always look on the bright side."
saying, "Always
saying: "Always
saying; "Always
No change
26
"alcohol" means "a dangerous substance that causes people to act recklessly.
connotation
denotation
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When we say a student is "held back" instead of saying they "failed," this is a...
analyze
euphemism
alliteration
imagery
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The cross country season is over; but we will still be running consistently.
incorrectly written
correctly written
29
The old buildings add charm to the campus; they have a quaint appearance.
Correctly written
Incorrectly written
30
Which of these words CANNOT be used after a comma to to combine two sentences?
yet
are
as
so
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The thunder boomed outside, shaking the windows in their frames.
simile
metaphor
onomatopoeia
hyperbole
32
Place the colon - At the air base we saw three signs To Norway, To London, and t Paris.
after AT
after SIGNS
before SIGNS
after BASE
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Which word can be used after a semicolon to combine sentences?
yet
and
amazing
therefore
34
"I am grounded for the rest of my life."
simile
metaphor
personification
hyperbole
35
Add punctuation: The sky was ominous but my heart was light.
ominous. But
All of the above
ominous, but
ominous; but
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"Love is a rose, with perfect beauty and the sharp thorns of heartache all on one stem."
hyperbole
simile
personification
metaphor
37
Semi-colon: Jim isn't here now he hasn't been here all day.
here; now he hasn't
now; he hasn't
here; all day
No change
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The sun smiled down on the little village in bright, happy rays.
personification
simile
metaphor
hyperbole
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"maze" means "a confused place"
denotation
connotation
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"religion" means "a philosophy that teaches about the supernatural world"
denotation
connotation
41
Place the semicolon- I enjoyed the play Footloose I saw it last night.
before PLAY
after SAW
after FOOTLOOSE
before FOOTLOOSE
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Which one? So that we are all safe
dependent clause
independent clause
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Which one? Superman and Wonder Woman make a formidable couple
independent clause
dependent clause
44
For Halloween, Owen will be Sully; and Oaklie will be a purple monster.
correctly written
incorrectly written
45
Which one? Superman flew up, up and away
dependent clause
independent clause
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Add a colon? There is only one reason you failed you didn’t prepare for it.
reason: you
is: only
No change
failed: you
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Add a colon? School gets out at 2:10 pm.
at: 2:10
No change
School: gets
48
Which one? Superman is really Clark Kent
independent clause
dependent clause
49
The author states the following; "Running is ninety percent mental and ten percent physical."
change Running to running
change ; to ,
change ; to :
correctly written
50
Which of the following sentences is a run-on sentence?
A dog was in the street playing with the ball.
The gray mouse was inside the wall and wanted some cheese.
I was in the house, on my computer all night.
It was a beautiful day there was not a cloud in the sky.
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When we say a "case of the Mondays" instead of saying "irritable," this is a...
euphemism
climax
conflict
tone
52
Add correct punctuation: Karen loves ice hockey however she does not own her own skates.
hockey. However
hockey, however,
hockey; however,
hockey; however
53
When we say a "correctional facility" instead of saying "prison," this is a...
conflict
imagery
euphemism
simile
54
Which is the independent clause: We'll go as soon as I'm off the phone.
as soom as
I'm off the phone
as soon as I'm off the phone
We'll go
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Add punctuation: The movie was long also, it was boring.
long, also,
long. Also,
No change
long, also,
56
Which of the following sentences is NOT a run-on sentence?
The people in the story were old they didn't have a life.
The person in the store isn't happy; she is very upset!
The pretty cat went outside to play he is not very happy.
I don't play tennis well I have a poor backhand.
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His blue eyes sparkled as if they were dazzling beads of dew.
hyperbole
metaphor
personification
simile
58
Add punctuation: Your voice is irritating although, you have a kind spirit.
No change
irritating; although,
irritating: although,
irritating, although,
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to break up a whole into parts for examination
Analyze
Synthesize
Evaluate
Evidence
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Add correct punctuation: At the mall, Enrique bought a pair of shoes Fred bought a fish.
shoes; Fred
Enrique, bought
No change
shoes, Fred
61
Semicolon? I have lived in Phoenix, Minneapolis, and Taos.
No change needed
after lived
after Phoenix
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Is this sentence a run-on? The cats laid in the house; they were too tired to move.
No
Yes
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Add punctuation: The holiday was filled with various activities shopping, games, and baking.
No change
activities: shopping
activities, shopping
activities; shopping
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Which one? Superman returns
independent clause
dependent clause