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Grammar 13.10: Parentheses, Brackets, and Ellipsis Points
PART 1 of 3
DIRECTIONS:
1. Complete each sentence by adding in the correct punctuation. (12 points)
          *Copy and paste the entire sentence into the box.
          *Look at what is written in parentheses to determine what to include.
          *Look at the number in parentheses to determine the exact number of words that should be in each set           
          of parentheses or brackets.

1

“He Martin Luther King Jr. knew that character and ability are formed in the home,” Colin Powell has written, “and in the school.”
(1 set of brackets)
(4 words)

1

Colin Powell the future chairman of the U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff was born in New York to Jamaican immigrant parents on April 5, 1937.
(1 set of parentheses)
(10 words)

1

Colin Powell recalls his childhood as a happy one, although his neighborhood of Hunt’s Point in New York’s South Bronx has since become impoverished.
(1 set of parentheses)
(5 words)

1

Hunt’s Point was a relatively prosperous working-class neighborhood of blacks many, like the Powells, of West Indian descent Latinos, Jews, and other ethnic groups.
(1 set of parentheses; 1 comma)
(8 words)

1

Powell’s parents Luther and Maud who was born McKoy take most of the credit for the family’s success, according to their famous son.
(1 set of parentheses; 1 set of brackets)
(7 words; 4 words)

1

On several occasions, he has said, “It Hunt’s Point was a neat place to grow up.”
(1 set of brackets)
(2 words)

1

The young Colin Powell worked part-time in a store owned by a Jewish family, and there he learned to speak some Yiddish the language of eastern European Jews from the old German word for Jewish
(1 set of parentheses; 1 set of brackets; 1 period)
(13 words; 7 words)

1

The Powells attended St. Margaret’s Episcopal Church the Episcopal Church is the national church of England and was the church of most Jamaicans
(1 set of parentheses; 2 periods; 1 capital letter)
(16 words)

1

Among his cousins are several state and federal judges, an ambassador to Sierra Leone a country in West Africa, a psychologist, two Oxford graduates, a leading aerospace engineer, and one of the nation’s richest African-American businessmen.
(1 set of parentheses)
(5 words)

1

His sister Barbara was U.S. ambassador to Malaysia she also became an assistant secretary of state
(1 set of parentheses; 2 periods; 1 capital letter)
(8 words)

1

In college, Powell joined the Reserve Officers’ Training Corps ROTC and he became a second lieutenant when he graduated in 1958.
(1 set of parentheses; 1 comma)
(1 word)

1

Powell said later about his school career, “gave me an insight into the fundamentals of government and a deep respect for our democratic system.”
(1 set of ellipsis points)

Grammar 13.11: Abbreviations
PART 2 of 3
DIRECTIONS:
1. Write the correct abbreviation of the word(s) provided. (15 points)
          *Be sure to include periods if necessary.

1

kilogram

1

feet

1

Senator

1

Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries

1

Junior

1

ante meridiem

1

American Broadcasting Company

1

General

1

yards

1

before Christ

1

pound

1

centimeters

1

Michigan

1

New Jersey

1

Corporation

Grammar 13.12: Writing Numbers
PART 3 of 3
DIRECTIONS:
1. Choose the number in parentheses that correctly completes each sentence. (15 points)
          *Select one of the options from the multiple choices listed.

1

The meeting will be held Tuesday at (eight fifteen, 8:15) P.M.

1

More than (500, five hundred) people attended the rally.

1

In Act I, Scene (i, one), a farmer and his wife are discussing how they will make ends meet after a drought has destroyed their crops.

1

In lines (66–72, sixty-six to seventy-two) of the scene, the oldest daughter explains why she has decided to leave the farm.

1

The daughter, one of (4, four) children, longs for a job in the city.

1

The whale-watching boat leaves from this dock at (six, 6) o’clock.

1

The (49th, forty-ninth) state to join the United States was Alaska.

1

Annette was one of (twelve, 12) students who were recognized for outstanding effort in cleaning up the park.

1

(Eighty-five, 85) percent of our students graduate from high school.

1

The judge fined the company ($30,500, thirty thousand five hundred dollars) a day until they stopped releasing chemicals into the lake.

1

The art museum is at 600 (2nd, Second) Avenue.

1

The university library owns more than (nine million three hundred thirty-nine thousand five hundred sixty; 9,339,560) books.

1

On election day the polls will open at (7:00, seven) A.M.

1

Jana knocked on the door of Apartment (3, three).

1

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Grammar 13.10: Parentheses, Brackets, and Ellipsis Points

PART 1 of 3

“He Martin Luther King Jr. knew that character and ability are formed in the home,” Colin Powell has written, “and in the school.”(1 set of brackets) (4 words)

Colin Powell the future chairman of the U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff was born in New York to Jamaican immigrant parents on April 5, 1937. (1 set of parentheses) (10 words)

Colin Powell recalls his childhood as a happy one, although his neighborhood of Hunt’s Point in New York’s South Bronx has since become impoverished.(1 set of parentheses) (5 words)

Hunt’s Point was a relatively prosperous working-class neighborhood of blacks many, like the Powells, of West Indian descent Latinos, Jews, and other ethnic groups.(1 set of parentheses; 1 comma) (8 words)

Powell’s parents Luther and Maud who was born McKoy take most of the credit for the family’s success, according to their famous son.(1 set of parentheses; 1 set of brackets) (7 words; 4 words)

On several occasions, he has said, “It Hunt’s Point was a neat place to grow up.”(1 set of brackets) (2 words)

The young Colin Powell worked part-time in a store owned by a Jewish family, and there he learned to speak some Yiddish the language of eastern European Jews from the old German word for Jewish(1 set of parentheses; 1 set of brackets; 1 period) (13 words; 7 words)

The Powells attended St. Margaret’s Episcopal Church the Episcopal Church is the national church of England and was the church of most Jamaicans(1 set of parentheses; 2 periods; 1 capital letter) (16 words)

Among his cousins are several state and federal judges, an ambassador to Sierra Leone a country in West Africa, a psychologist, two Oxford graduates, a leading aerospace engineer, and one of the nation’s richest African-American businessmen.(1 set of parentheses) (5 words)

His sister Barbara was U.S. ambassador to Malaysia she also became an assistant secretary of state(1 set of parentheses; 2 periods; 1 capital letter) (8 words)

In college, Powell joined the Reserve Officers’ Training Corps ROTC and he became a second lieutenant when he graduated in 1958.(1 set of parentheses; 1 comma) (1 word)

Powell said later about his school career, “gave me an insight into the fundamentals of government and a deep respect for our democratic system.”(1 set of ellipsis points)

Grammar 13.11: Abbreviations

PART 2 of 3

kilogram

feet

Senator

Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries

Junior

ante meridiem

American Broadcasting Company

General

yards

before Christ

pound

centimeters

Michigan

New Jersey

Corporation

Grammar 13.12: Writing Numbers

PART 3 of 3

The meeting will be held Tuesday at (eight fifteen, 8:15) P.M.

More than (500, five hundred) people attended the rally.

In Act I, Scene (i, one), a farmer and his wife are discussing how they will make ends meet after a drought has destroyed their crops.

In lines (66–72, sixty-six to seventy-two) of the scene, the oldest daughter explains why she has decided to leave the farm.

The daughter, one of (4, four) children, longs for a job in the city.

The whale-watching boat leaves from this dock at (six, 6) o’clock.

The (49th, forty-ninth) state to join the United States was Alaska.

Annette was one of (twelve, 12) students who were recognized for outstanding effort in cleaning up the park.

(Eighty-five, 85) percent of our students graduate from high school.

The judge fined the company ($30,500, thirty thousand five hundred dollars) a day until they stopped releasing chemicals into the lake.

The art museum is at 600 (2nd, Second) Avenue.

The university library owns more than (nine million three hundred thirty-nine thousand five hundred sixty; 9,339,560) books.

On election day the polls will open at (7:00, seven) A.M.

Jana knocked on the door of Apartment (3, three).

He was the (25th, twenty-fifth) player chosen in the draft.

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Grammar 13.10: Parentheses, Brackets, and Ellipsis Points

PART 1 of 3

“He Martin Luther King Jr. knew that character and ability are formed in the home,” Colin Powell has written, “and in the school.”(1 set of brackets) (4 words)

Colin Powell the future chairman of the U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff was born in New York to Jamaican immigrant parents on April 5, 1937. (1 set of parentheses) (10 words)

Colin Powell recalls his childhood as a happy one, although his neighborhood of Hunt’s Point in New York’s South Bronx has since become impoverished.(1 set of parentheses) (5 words)

Hunt’s Point was a relatively prosperous working-class neighborhood of blacks many, like the Powells, of West Indian descent Latinos, Jews, and other ethnic groups.(1 set of parentheses; 1 comma) (8 words)

Powell’s parents Luther and Maud who was born McKoy take most of the credit for the family’s success, according to their famous son.(1 set of parentheses; 1 set of brackets) (7 words; 4 words)

On several occasions, he has said, “It Hunt’s Point was a neat place to grow up.”(1 set of brackets) (2 words)

The young Colin Powell worked part-time in a store owned by a Jewish family, and there he learned to speak some Yiddish the language of eastern European Jews from the old German word for Jewish(1 set of parentheses; 1 set of brackets; 1 period) (13 words; 7 words)

The Powells attended St. Margaret’s Episcopal Church the Episcopal Church is the national church of England and was the church of most Jamaicans(1 set of parentheses; 2 periods; 1 capital letter) (16 words)

Among his cousins are several state and federal judges, an ambassador to Sierra Leone a country in West Africa, a psychologist, two Oxford graduates, a leading aerospace engineer, and one of the nation’s richest African-American businessmen.(1 set of parentheses) (5 words)

His sister Barbara was U.S. ambassador to Malaysia she also became an assistant secretary of state(1 set of parentheses; 2 periods; 1 capital letter) (8 words)

In college, Powell joined the Reserve Officers’ Training Corps ROTC and he became a second lieutenant when he graduated in 1958.(1 set of parentheses; 1 comma) (1 word)

Powell said later about his school career, “gave me an insight into the fundamentals of government and a deep respect for our democratic system.”(1 set of ellipsis points)

Grammar 13.11: Abbreviations

PART 2 of 3

kilogram

feet

Senator

Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries

Junior

ante meridiem

American Broadcasting Company

General

yards

before Christ

pound

centimeters

“He Martin Luther King Jr. knew that character and ability are formed in the home,” Colin Powell has written, “and in the school.”
(1 set of brackets)
(4 words)

Colin Powell the future chairman of the U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff was born in New York to Jamaican immigrant parents on April 5, 1937.
(1 set of parentheses)
(10 words)

Colin Powell recalls his childhood as a happy one, although his neighborhood of Hunt’s Point in New York’s South Bronx has since become impoverished.
(1 set of parentheses)
(5 words)

Hunt’s Point was a relatively prosperous working-class neighborhood of blacks many, like the Powells, of West Indian descent Latinos, Jews, and other ethnic groups.
(1 set of parentheses; 1 comma)
(8 words)

Powell’s parents Luther and Maud who was born McKoy take most of the credit for the family’s success, according to their famous son.
(1 set of parentheses; 1 set of brackets)
(7 words; 4 words)

On several occasions, he has said, “It Hunt’s Point was a neat place to grow up.”
(1 set of brackets)
(2 words)

The young Colin Powell worked part-time in a store owned by a Jewish family, and there he learned to speak some Yiddish the language of eastern European Jews from the old German word for Jewish
(1 set of parentheses; 1 set of brackets; 1 period)
(13 words; 7 words)

The Powells attended St. Margaret’s Episcopal Church the Episcopal Church is the national church of England and was the church of most Jamaicans
(1 set of parentheses; 2 periods; 1 capital letter)
(16 words)

Among his cousins are several state and federal judges, an ambassador to Sierra Leone a country in West Africa, a psychologist, two Oxford graduates, a leading aerospace engineer, and one of the nation’s richest African-American businessmen.
(1 set of parentheses)
(5 words)

His sister Barbara was U.S. ambassador to Malaysia she also became an assistant secretary of state
(1 set of parentheses; 2 periods; 1 capital letter)
(8 words)

In college, Powell joined the Reserve Officers’ Training Corps ROTC and he became a second lieutenant when he graduated in 1958.
(1 set of parentheses; 1 comma)
(1 word)

Powell said later about his school career, “gave me an insight into the fundamentals of government and a deep respect for our democratic system.”
(1 set of ellipsis points)

“He Martin Luther King Jr. knew that character and ability are formed in the home,” Colin Powell has written, “and in the school.”
(1 set of brackets)
(4 words)

Colin Powell the future chairman of the U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff was born in New York to Jamaican immigrant parents on April 5, 1937.
(1 set of parentheses)
(10 words)

Colin Powell recalls his childhood as a happy one, although his neighborhood of Hunt’s Point in New York’s South Bronx has since become impoverished.
(1 set of parentheses)
(5 words)

Hunt’s Point was a relatively prosperous working-class neighborhood of blacks many, like the Powells, of West Indian descent Latinos, Jews, and other ethnic groups.
(1 set of parentheses; 1 comma)
(8 words)

Powell’s parents Luther and Maud who was born McKoy take most of the credit for the family’s success, according to their famous son.
(1 set of parentheses; 1 set of brackets)
(7 words; 4 words)

On several occasions, he has said, “It Hunt’s Point was a neat place to grow up.”
(1 set of brackets)
(2 words)

The young Colin Powell worked part-time in a store owned by a Jewish family, and there he learned to speak some Yiddish the language of eastern European Jews from the old German word for Jewish
(1 set of parentheses; 1 set of brackets; 1 period)
(13 words; 7 words)

The Powells attended St. Margaret’s Episcopal Church the Episcopal Church is the national church of England and was the church of most Jamaicans
(1 set of parentheses; 2 periods; 1 capital letter)
(16 words)

Among his cousins are several state and federal judges, an ambassador to Sierra Leone a country in West Africa, a psychologist, two Oxford graduates, a leading aerospace engineer, and one of the nation’s richest African-American businessmen.
(1 set of parentheses)
(5 words)

His sister Barbara was U.S. ambassador to Malaysia she also became an assistant secretary of state
(1 set of parentheses; 2 periods; 1 capital letter)
(8 words)

In college, Powell joined the Reserve Officers’ Training Corps ROTC and he became a second lieutenant when he graduated in 1958.
(1 set of parentheses; 1 comma)
(1 word)

Powell said later about his school career, “gave me an insight into the fundamentals of government and a deep respect for our democratic system.”
(1 set of ellipsis points)