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8th grade (Year 9 in England) · 16 questions · Common Core: L.7.2.A, L.9-10.2 · England: GCSE English Language (SPaG), SAT Standard English Conventions
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Question 1
Which sentence is punctuated correctly? • Ms Obi, our coach, gave a speech. • Ms Obi our coach, gave a speech.
- A. Ms Obi, our coach, gave a speech.
- B. Ms Obi our coach, gave a speech.
Question 2
Which sentence is punctuated correctly? • My brother who lives in Canada is a chef. (I have only one brother.) • My brother, who lives in Canada, is a chef. (I have only one brother.)
- A. My brother who lives in Canada is a chef. (I have only one brother.)
- B. My brother, who lives in Canada, is a chef. (I have only one brother.)
Question 3
Which sentence is punctuated correctly? • She wore a bright, red scarf. • She wore a bright red scarf.
- A. She wore a bright, red scarf.
- B. She wore a bright red scarf.
Question 4
Which sentence is punctuated correctly? • My brother, who lives in Canada, is a chef. (I have only one brother.) • My brother who lives in Canada is a chef. (I have only one brother.)
- A. My brother, who lives in Canada, is a chef. (I have only one brother.)
- B. My brother who lives in Canada is a chef. (I have only one brother.)
Question 5
Which sentence is punctuated correctly? • She wore a bright red scarf. • She wore a bright, red scarf.
- A. She wore a bright red scarf.
- B. She wore a bright, red scarf.
Question 6
Which sentence is punctuated correctly? • My brother who lives in Canada is a chef. (I have only one brother.) • My brother, who lives in Canada, is a chef. (I have only one brother.)
- A. My brother who lives in Canada is a chef. (I have only one brother.)
- B. My brother, who lives in Canada, is a chef. (I have only one brother.)
Question 7
Which sentence is punctuated correctly? • Dogs, that bark all night, annoy the people next door. • Dogs that bark all night annoy the people next door.
- A. Dogs, that bark all night, annoy the people next door.
- B. Dogs that bark all night annoy the people next door.
Question 8
Which sentence is punctuated correctly? • It was a cold, dark night. • It was a cold dark, night.
- A. It was a cold, dark night.
- B. It was a cold dark, night.
Question 9
Which sentence is punctuated correctly? • It was a cold dark, night. • It was a cold, dark night.
- A. It was a cold dark, night.
- B. It was a cold, dark night.
Question 10
Which sentence is punctuated correctly? • Dogs that bark all night annoy the people next door. • Dogs, that bark all night, annoy the people next door.
- A. Dogs that bark all night annoy the people next door.
- B. Dogs, that bark all night, annoy the people next door.
Question 11
Which sentence is punctuated correctly? • Students, who finish early, may read quietly. • Students who finish early may read quietly.
- A. Students, who finish early, may read quietly.
- B. Students who finish early may read quietly.
Question 12
Which sentence is punctuated correctly? • Students who finish early may read quietly. • Students, who finish early, may read quietly.
- A. Students who finish early may read quietly.
- B. Students, who finish early, may read quietly.
Question 13
Which sentence is punctuated correctly? • It was a cold dark, night. • It was a cold, dark night.
- A. It was a cold dark, night.
- B. It was a cold, dark night.
Question 14
Which sentence is punctuated correctly? • It was a cold, dark night. • It was a cold dark, night.
- A. It was a cold, dark night.
- B. It was a cold dark, night.
Question 15
Which sentence is punctuated correctly? • The Eiffel Tower which was finished in 1889 is in Paris. • The Eiffel Tower, which was finished in 1889, is in Paris.
- A. The Eiffel Tower which was finished in 1889 is in Paris.
- B. The Eiffel Tower, which was finished in 1889, is in Paris.
Question 16
Which sentence is punctuated correctly? • The Eiffel Tower which was finished in 1889 is in Paris. • The Eiffel Tower, which was finished in 1889, is in Paris.
- A. The Eiffel Tower which was finished in 1889 is in Paris.
- B. The Eiffel Tower, which was finished in 1889, is in Paris.
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