SOL Multiple Choice Review Part 2
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SOL Multiple Choice Review Part 2
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Challenge Areas
Combining Sentences
Commas
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1. Combining Sentences
Strategy: How can I include all the information?
How can I make it short?
Ex: My parents like to fish. They fish for trout, pike, and cod.
Combined: My parents like to fish for trout, pike, and cod.
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Multiple Choice
How can sentences 1 and 2 best be combined?
1) Students are really stressed. They have to complete assignments, participate in class, and help their families.
Through assignments, participation and helping their families, students are stressed.
Completing assignments, participating in class and helping their families are areas where students are stressed.
Students are very stressed from completing assignments, participating in class, and helping their families.
Students are stressed but they have to complete assignments, participate in class and help their families.
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2. Commas
Strategy: Think of commas like natural pauses.
A. Interrupter: A piece of information that is helpful but not necessary in a sentence. Ask: Can I take it away and it still make sense?
Example: My cousin, the one who works on a boat, is coming to dinner.
B. Adjectives: Use a comma in between adjectives, but not in between an adjective and the noun.
Example: The brown dog. NOT The brown, dog. Right?
Example: The large, brown dog. NOT The large, brown, dog.
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Multiple Choice
In sentence 1, how is large angry octopus correctly written?
1. The large angry octopus came thrashing towards me.
As it is.
The large, angry, octopus
The large angry, octopus
The large, angry octopus
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Multiple Choice
In sentence 1, how is an old mossy stump correctly written?
1. When I was running home, I jumped over an old mossy stump.
an old, mossy stump
an old, mossy, stump
an old mossy, stump
As it is.
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Multiple Choice
Read sentence 1, how is a carnival not a dance correctly written?
1. The school decided that a carnival not a dance would be more enjoyable.
carnival not a dance,
a carnival, not a dance
a carnival, not a dance,
As it is.
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Multiple Choice
Read sentence 1, how is out the one with the browning leaves correctly written?
1. I had to throw the plant out the one with browning leaves because it started to mold.
As it is.
out, the one with the browning leaves
out the one with the browning leaves,
out, the one with the browning leaves,
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