Quiz: Using Mechanics and Conventions to Write Effectively cloned 3/31/2019
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20 questions
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List the four types of sentences.
List the four types of sentences.
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Why is it important to vary sentence structure?
Why is it important to vary sentence structure?
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Read this sentence:When I was younger, I loved to climb trees.Which type of sentence is it?
Read this sentence:
When I was younger, I loved to climb trees.
Which type of sentence is it?
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Read this sentence:Samir plays soccer, and since he plays soccer, he has to wear shin guards.Which type of sentence is it?
Read this sentence:
Samir plays soccer, and since he plays soccer, he has to wear shin guards.
Which type of sentence is it?
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The following sentence uses subject-verb agreement correctly:Lena and Ellie both run track.
The following sentence uses subject-verb agreement correctly:
Lena and Ellie both run track.
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The following sentence uses pronoun-antecedent agreement correctly:Each of the students must do their part by cleaning up afterwards.
The following sentence uses pronoun-antecedent agreement correctly:
Each of the students must do their part by cleaning up afterwards.
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Choose one sentence that uses a proper plural noun correctly.
Choose one sentence that uses a proper plural noun correctly.
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Which of the following uses "I" correctly?
Which of the following uses "I" correctly?
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Which sentence uses a colon correctly?
Which sentence uses a colon correctly?
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Which sentence uses a semicolon correctly?
Which sentence uses a semicolon correctly?
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Which of the following sentences is punctuated correctly?
Which of the following sentences is punctuated correctly?
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Which of the following sentences is punctuated correctly?
Which of the following sentences is punctuated correctly?
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Briefly describe the three steps a person can take to become a better speller.
Briefly describe the three steps a person can take to become a better speller.
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The following sentence uses commonly confused words correctly:Colin should of gone to his piano lesson.
The following sentence uses commonly confused words correctly:
Colin should of gone to his piano lesson.
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The following sentence uses commonly confused words correctly: Constantine gave his sister some good advice.
The following sentence uses commonly confused words correctly:
Constantine gave his sister some good advice.
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Which sentence uses you're/your correctly?
Which sentence uses you're/your correctly?
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The same word can be capitalized in one context but not capitalized in another context.
The same word can be capitalized in one context but not capitalized in another context.
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The following sentence uses capitalization correctly:George's Professor sets high expectations.
The following sentence uses capitalization correctly:
George's Professor sets high expectations.
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The following sentence uses capitalization correctly: Uncle Lamar is Kaelyn's favorite uncle.
The following sentence uses capitalization correctly:
Uncle Lamar is Kaelyn's favorite uncle.
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The following sentence uses capitalization correctly: The Northern Plains is a great place to live.
The following sentence uses capitalization correctly:
The Northern Plains is a great place to live.