#GRAMMAR 1.2 REDO

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53 questions

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#GRAMMAR 1.2 REDO

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53 questions

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PART 1 of 1
DIRECTIONS:
1. Identify any proper nouns in the sentence. Capitalize your answers. (53 points)
          *Each noun must go in the order of the sentence - reading from left to right.
          *Look at the number in parentheses to determine how many words go in each individual box.

REMEMBER:
*Articles, conjunctions, and prepositions are part of a proper noun, but should not be capitalized.
*Abbreviations and numerals are part of a proper noun and should be capitalized.

Sentence #1: Europeans from england, germany, france, and italy came to america in ships.
(6 Proper Nouns)

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Proper Noun #1: Europeans from england, germany, france, and italy came to america in ships. (1)

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Proper Noun #2: Europeans from england, germany, france, and italy came to america in ships. (1)

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Proper Noun #3: Europeans from england, germany, france, and italy came to america in ships. (1)

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Proper Noun #4: Europeans from england, germany, france, and italy came to america in ships. (1)

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Proper Noun #5: Europeans from england, germany, france, and italy came to america in ships. (1)

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Proper Noun #6: Europeans from england, germany, france, and italy came to america in ships. (1)

Sentence #2: The vast atlantic separates europe from america.
(3 Proper Nouns)

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Proper Noun #1: The vast atlantic separates europe from america. (1)

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Proper Noun #2: The vast atlantic separates europe from america. (1)

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Proper Noun #3: The vast atlantic separates europe from america. (1)

Sentence #3: After the revolution, the united states attracted more and more people from other european countries. 
(3 Proper Nouns)

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Proper Noun #1: After the revolution, the united states attracted more and more people from other european countries. (1)

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Proper Noun #2: After the revolution, the united states attracted more and more people from other european countries. (2)

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Proper Noun #3: After the revolution, the united states attracted more and more people from other european countries. (1)

Sentence #4: Most of the new arrivals from europe settled in new england.
(2 Proper Nouns)

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Proper Noun #1: Most of the new arrivals from europe settled in new england. (1)

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Proper Noun #2: Most of the new arrivals from europe settled in new england. (2)

Sentence #5: Many people chose to live near the atlantic ocean when they arrived in new england.
(2 Proper Nouns)

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Proper Noun #1: Many people chose to live near the atlantic ocean when they arrived in new england. (2)

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Proper Noun #2: Many people chose to live near the atlantic ocean when they arrived in new england. (2)

Sentence #6: Residents of seaports, such as salem, massachusetts, built many ships.
(2 Proper Nouns)

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Proper Noun #1: Residents of seaports, such as salem, massachusetts, built many ships. (1)

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Proper Noun #2: Residents of seaports, such as salem, massachusetts, built many ships. (1)

Sentence #7: Americans built their sailing craft with pride near the boston harbor. 
(2 Proper Nouns)

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Proper Noun #1: Americans built their sailing craft with pride near the boston harbor. (1)

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Proper Noun #2: Americans built their sailing craft with pride near the boston harbor. (2)

Sentence #8: Designers created many new ships that could sail as far as china, russia, or india. 
(3 Proper Nouns)

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Proper Noun #1: Designers created many new ships that could sail as far as china, russia, or india. (1)

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Proper Noun #2: Designers created many new ships that could sail as far as china, russia, or india. (1)

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Proper Noun #3: Designers created many new ships that could sail as far as china, russia, or india. (1)

Sentence #9: Nathaniel brown palmer was born in the late eighteenth century.
(1 Proper Noun)

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Proper Noun #1: Nathaniel brown palmer was born in the late eighteenth century. (3)

Sentence #10: His father designed and built ships, so young nathaniel grew up with knowledge of the sea.
(1 Proper Noun)

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Proper Noun #1: His father designed and built ships, so young nathaniel grew up with knowledge of the sea. (1)

Sentence #11: Nathaniel became a captain at the age of eighteen and three years later he made an 
important discovery.
(1 Proper Noun)

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Proper Noun #1: Nathaniel became a captain at the age of eighteen and three years later he made an
important discovery. (1)

Sentence #12: Nathaniel was the first person to sight antarctica in the southern hempishere.
(3 Proper Nouns)

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Proper Noun #1: Nathaniel was the first person to sight antarctica in the southern hemisphere. (1)

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Proper Noun #2: Nathaniel was the first person to sight antarctica in the southern hempishere. (1)

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Proper Noun #3: Nathaniel was the first person to sight antarctica in the southern hemisphere. (2)

Sentence #13: Later, he supplied weapons to simón bolívar. 
(1 Proper Noun)

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Proper Noun #1: Later, he supplied weapons to simón bolívar. (2)

Sentence #14: Bolívar is known as the liberator of south america.
(2 Proper Nouns)

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Proper Noun #1: Bolívar is known as the liberator of south america. (1)

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Proper Noun #2: Bolívar is known as the liberator of south america. (2)

Sentence #15: Nat palmer then became captain of a packet ship.
(1 Proper Noun)

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Proper Noun #1: Nat palmer then became captain of a packet ship. (2)

Sentence #16: Packet ships were forerunners of the baltimore clippers.
(1 Proper Noun)

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Proper Noun #1: Packet ships were forerunners of the baltimore clippers. (1)

Sentence #17: Clippers are the most famous type of sailing ships used to sail across the atlantic ocean or 
pacific ocean.
(2 Proper Nouns)

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Proper Noun #1: Clippers are the most famous type of sailing ships used to sail across the atlantic ocean or pacific ocean. (2)

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Proper Noun #2: Clippers are the most famous type of sailing ships used to sail across the atlantic ocean or pacific ocean. (2)

Sentence #18: Nat palmer designed better and better packet ships.
(1 Proper Noun)

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Proper Noun #1: Nat palmer designed better and better packet ships. (2)

Sentence #19: Palmer sailed these ships to europe and back to new england.
(3 Proper Nouns)

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Proper Noun #1: Palmer sailed these ships to europe and back to new england. (1)

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Proper Noun #2: Palmer sailed these ships to europe and back to new england. (1)

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Proper Noun #3: Palmer sailed these ships to europe and back to new england. (2)

Sentence #20: His business partner was edward knight collins, son of israel gross collins.
(2 Proper Nouns)

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Proper Noun #1: His business partner was edward knight collins, son of israel gross collins. (3)

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Proper Noun #2: His business partner was edward knight collins, son of israel gross collins. (3)

Sentence #21: Collins designed flat-bottomed sailing ships and launched the dramatic line. 
(2 Proper Nouns)

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Proper Noun #1: Collins designed flat-bottomed sailing ships and launched the dramatic line. (1)

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Proper Noun #2: Collins designed flat-bottomed sailing ships and launched the dramatic line. (2)

Sentence #22: Profits rose for collins and palmer.
(2 Proper Nouns)

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Proper Noun #1: Profits rose for collins and palmer. (1)

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Proper Noun #2: Profits rose for collins and palmer. (1)

Sentence #23: Other merchants, such as kennard and williamson, started copying the new ships. 
(2 Proper Nouns)

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Proper Noun #1: Other merchants, such as kennard and williamson, started copying the new ships. (1)

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Proper Noun #2: Other merchants, such as kennard and williamson, started copying the new ships. (1)

Sentence #24: Abbot low and his brothers opened trade routes to china and japan.
(3 Proper Nouns)

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Proper Noun #1: Abbot low and his brothers opened trade routes to china and japan. (2)

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Proper Noun #2: Abbot low and his brothers opened trade routes to china and japan. (1)

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Proper Noun #3: Abbot low and his brothers opened trade routes to china and japan. (1)

Sentence #25: The americans and the chinese were trading partners for a century.
(2 Proper Nouns)

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Proper Noun #1: The americans and the chinese were trading partners for a century. (1)

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#GRAMMAR 1.2 REDO

DID YOU IMPROVE FROM THE FIRST TIME?

PART 1 of 1

Proper Noun #1: Europeans from england, germany, france, and italy came to america in ships. (1)

Proper Noun #2: Europeans from england, germany, france, and italy came to america in ships. (1)

Proper Noun #3: Europeans from england, germany, france, and italy came to america in ships. (1)

Proper Noun #4: Europeans from england, germany, france, and italy came to america in ships. (1)

Proper Noun #5: Europeans from england, germany, france, and italy came to america in ships. (1)

Proper Noun #6: Europeans from england, germany, france, and italy came to america in ships. (1)

Proper Noun #1: The vast atlantic separates europe from america. (1)

Proper Noun #2: The vast atlantic separates europe from america. (1)

Proper Noun #3: The vast atlantic separates europe from america. (1)

Proper Noun #1: After the revolution, the united states attracted more and more people from other european countries. (1)

Proper Noun #2: After the revolution, the united states attracted more and more people from other european countries. (2)

Proper Noun #3: After the revolution, the united states attracted more and more people from other european countries. (1)

Proper Noun #1: Most of the new arrivals from europe settled in new england. (1)

Proper Noun #2: Most of the new arrivals from europe settled in new england. (2)

Proper Noun #1: Many people chose to live near the atlantic ocean when they arrived in new england. (2)

Proper Noun #2: Many people chose to live near the atlantic ocean when they arrived in new england. (2)

Proper Noun #1: Residents of seaports, such as salem, massachusetts, built many ships. (1)

Proper Noun #2: Residents of seaports, such as salem, massachusetts, built many ships. (1)

Proper Noun #1: Americans built their sailing craft with pride near the boston harbor. (1)

Proper Noun #2: Americans built their sailing craft with pride near the boston harbor. (2)

Proper Noun #1: Designers created many new ships that could sail as far as china, russia, or india. (1)

Proper Noun #2: Designers created many new ships that could sail as far as china, russia, or india. (1)

Proper Noun #3: Designers created many new ships that could sail as far as china, russia, or india. (1)

Proper Noun #1: Nathaniel brown palmer was born in the late eighteenth century. (3)

Proper Noun #1: His father designed and built ships, so young nathaniel grew up with knowledge of the sea. (1)

Proper Noun #1: Nathaniel became a captain at the age of eighteen and three years later he made an important discovery. (1)

Proper Noun #1: Nathaniel was the first person to sight antarctica in the southern hemisphere. (1)

Proper Noun #2: Nathaniel was the first person to sight antarctica in the southern hempishere. (1)

Proper Noun #3: Nathaniel was the first person to sight antarctica in the southern hemisphere. (2)

Proper Noun #1: Later, he supplied weapons to simón bolívar. (2)

Proper Noun #1: Bolívar is known as the liberator of south america. (1)

Proper Noun #2: Bolívar is known as the liberator of south america. (2)

Proper Noun #1: Nat palmer then became captain of a packet ship. (2)

Proper Noun #1: Packet ships were forerunners of the baltimore clippers. (1)

Proper Noun #1: Clippers are the most famous type of sailing ships used to sail across the atlantic ocean or pacific ocean. (2)

Proper Noun #2: Clippers are the most famous type of sailing ships used to sail across the atlantic ocean or pacific ocean. (2)

Proper Noun #1: Nat palmer designed better and better packet ships. (2)

Proper Noun #1: Palmer sailed these ships to europe and back to new england. (1)

Proper Noun #2: Palmer sailed these ships to europe and back to new england. (1)

Proper Noun #3: Palmer sailed these ships to europe and back to new england. (2)

Proper Noun #1: His business partner was edward knight collins, son of israel gross collins. (3)

Proper Noun #2: His business partner was edward knight collins, son of israel gross collins. (3)

Proper Noun #1: Collins designed flat-bottomed sailing ships and launched the dramatic line. (1)

Proper Noun #2: Collins designed flat-bottomed sailing ships and launched the dramatic line. (2)

Proper Noun #1: Profits rose for collins and palmer. (1)

Proper Noun #2: Profits rose for collins and palmer. (1)

Proper Noun #1: Other merchants, such as kennard and williamson, started copying the new ships. (1)

Proper Noun #2: Other merchants, such as kennard and williamson, started copying the new ships. (1)

Proper Noun #1: Abbot low and his brothers opened trade routes to china and japan. (2)

Proper Noun #2: Abbot low and his brothers opened trade routes to china and japan. (1)

Proper Noun #3: Abbot low and his brothers opened trade routes to china and japan. (1)

Proper Noun #1: The americans and the chinese were trading partners for a century. (1)

Proper Noun #2: The americans and the chinese were trading partners for a century. (1)

DID YOU IMPROVE FROM THE FIRST TIME?

PART 1 of 1

Proper Noun #1: Europeans from england, germany, france, and italy came to america in ships. (1)

Proper Noun #2: Europeans from england, germany, france, and italy came to america in ships. (1)

Proper Noun #3: Europeans from england, germany, france, and italy came to america in ships. (1)

Proper Noun #4: Europeans from england, germany, france, and italy came to america in ships. (1)

Proper Noun #5: Europeans from england, germany, france, and italy came to america in ships. (1)

Proper Noun #6: Europeans from england, germany, france, and italy came to america in ships. (1)

Proper Noun #1: The vast atlantic separates europe from america. (1)

Proper Noun #2: The vast atlantic separates europe from america. (1)

Proper Noun #3: The vast atlantic separates europe from america. (1)

Proper Noun #1: After the revolution, the united states attracted more and more people from other european countries. (1)

Proper Noun #2: After the revolution, the united states attracted more and more people from other european countries. (2)

Proper Noun #3: After the revolution, the united states attracted more and more people from other european countries. (1)

Proper Noun #1: Most of the new arrivals from europe settled in new england. (1)

Proper Noun #2: Most of the new arrivals from europe settled in new england. (2)

Proper Noun #1: Many people chose to live near the atlantic ocean when they arrived in new england. (2)

Proper Noun #2: Many people chose to live near the atlantic ocean when they arrived in new england. (2)

Proper Noun #1: Residents of seaports, such as salem, massachusetts, built many ships. (1)

Proper Noun #2: Residents of seaports, such as salem, massachusetts, built many ships. (1)

Proper Noun #1: Americans built their sailing craft with pride near the boston harbor. (1)

Proper Noun #2: Americans built their sailing craft with pride near the boston harbor. (2)

Proper Noun #1: Designers created many new ships that could sail as far as china, russia, or india. (1)

Proper Noun #1: Nathaniel became a captain at the age of eighteen and three years later he made an
important discovery. (1)

Proper Noun #1: Nathaniel became a captain at the age of eighteen and three years later he made an
important discovery. (1)