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Grammar

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English

11th Grade

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CCSS
L.6.2A, L.9-10.2B, L.9-10.2A

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Anders Bruce

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17 Slides • 15 Questions

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Multiple Choice

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Which sentence is written correctly?

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While eating the pork chop Wilbur began to feel, that something was wrong.

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While eating the pork chop Wilbur, began to feel that something was wrong.

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While, eating the pork chop Wilbur began to feel that something was wrong.

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While eating the pork chop, Wilbur began to feel that something was wrong.

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following sentences correctly uses a comma after an introductory clause?

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Although he is lactose intolerant he likes to eat pizza for lunch.

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Although he is lactose intolerant, he likes to eat pizza for lunch.

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Although he is lactose intolerant; he likes to eat pizza for lunch.

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Although he is lactose intolerant: he likes to eat pizza for lunch.

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following sentences correctly uses commas to set off a nonessential element?

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The students who work hard will ace the SATs.

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Jonathan who works hard will ace the SATs.

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The guy cleaning the room is the janitor.

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Stephen King's first novel, Carrie, was a surprise success.

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Multiple Choice

What is the main difference between restrictive (essential) and nonrestrictive (nonessential) elements in a sentence, and how does this affect comma usage?

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Restrictive elements require commas, nonrestrictive do not.

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Restrictive elements do not require commas, nonrestrictive do.

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Both require commas.

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Neither require commas.

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Multiple Select

Select all sentences that correctly use commas to set off transitions or intervening phrases.

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Some animals are nocturnal for example the coyote hunts during the night.

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Penguins unlike most other birds cannot fly.

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Most bats are blind. Their sense of hearing, however, is amazing.

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Open Ended

Explain how the use of 'that' and 'which' differs when introducing restrictive and nonrestrictive clauses. Provide examples based on the rules discussed.

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Multiple Choice

According to the rules for using colons, which of the following sentences is correct?

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The dangerous animals you have to watch out for are: lions, tigers, and pythons.

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The evidence consists of: emails, text messages, and phone calls.

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The local bakery sells many delicious desserts such as: cheesecake, lemon tarts, and brownies.

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I had no choice but to utter the truth in front of the judge: my brother was guilty.

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following general statements is true?

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The correct sentences use more punctuation marks.

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The correct sentences avoid unnecessary punctuation marks such as commas, dashes, and colons.

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The correct sentences use semicolons instead of commas.

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The correct sentences use dashes for emphasis.

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Multiple Choice

According to the examples provided, what is the general rule for using punctuation before the word 'that'?

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Always use a comma before 'that'.

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Never use any punctuation before 'that'.

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Use a semicolon before 'that'.

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Use a dash before 'that'.

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following sentences correctly uses punctuation with the phrase 'such as'?

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The Thai restaurant serves noodle dishes such as: pad thai, pad see ew, and kua gai.

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The Thai restaurant serves noodle dishes such as pad thai, pad see ew, and kua gai.

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The Thai restaurant serves noodle dishes, such as pad thai, pad see ew, and kua gai.

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The Thai restaurant serves noodle dishes such as, pad thai, pad see ew, and kua gai.

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following sentences from the exercises demonstrates the correct use of commas, dashes, or colons?

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The kitchen was renovated: with new marble tiles, extra cabinets and cupboards, and a stainless steel sink.

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The kitchen was renovated, with new marble tiles, extra cabinets and cupboards, and a stainless steel sink.

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The kitchen was renovated with new marble tiles, extra cabinets and cupboards, and a stainless steel sink.

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The kitchen was renovated—with new marble tiles, extra cabinets and cupboards, and a stainless steel sink.

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Multiple Choice

Which punctuation mark is most appropriate to use after the word 'results' in the sentence: 'Jared Klein, a researcher at KIP Labs, was skeptical about the results_____We cannot draw any meaningful conclusions from the experiment since the subjects in the control group were not randomly selected.'?

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NO PUNCTUATION!!!

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results: "We

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results, we

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results; we

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Multiple Choice

What is the primary function of a semicolon as described in the lesson?

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To join two independent clauses

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To separate items in a list

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To indicate a pause longer than a comma

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To introduce a quotation

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