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- 1. Multiple Choice
Does this sentence need a comma?
"The away team was favored but the home team played hard."
Yes
No
- 2. Multiple Choice
Which FANBOYS would best fix this comma splice?
"Oil is very expensive, we must learn to be economical in our use of energy."
For
So
And
- 3. Multiple Choice
Is this a comma splice?
"George enjoys adventure movies, and he particularly likes Star Wars."
Yes
No
- 4. Multiple Choice
Which word is a verb in this sentence?
"I wanted to see Joker, but Greg had seen it already."
Greg
Joker
See
- 5. Multiple Choice
Does this sentence need a comma?
"Eliza ran to the store and bought some candy."
Yes
No
- 6. Multiple Choice
Which FANBOYS would best fix this comma splice?
"The sky turned gray, bolts of lightning flashed in the east thunder rolled across the mountains."
And
But
So
- 7. Multiple Choice
Is this a comma splice?
"Jacques is an expert diver, he has explored the deep seas."
Yes
No
- 8. Multiple Choice
Which word is the subject in this sentence?
"The judge was not smiling; he was scowling."
Smiling
The judge
Scowling
- 9. Multiple Choice
Which FANBOYS would best fix this comma splice?
"Television can be entertaining, it can also be boring."
For
And
But
- 10. Multiple Choice
Is this a comma splice?
"Caffeine is considered an addictive substance, many people cannot function properly without it."
Yes
No
- 11. Multiple Choice
Is this sentence in first, second, or third person?
"You should be proud of yourselves for finishing this project!"
First person
Second person
Third person
- 12. Multiple Choice
Is this sentence in first, second, or third person?
"The concert goers roared their approval when they realized they’d be getting an encore."
First person
Second person
Third person
- 13. Multiple Choice
Is this sentence in first, second, or third person?
"I think I lost my wallet."
First person
Second person
Third person
- 14. Multiple Choice
Which of these sentences is NOT correct?
The judge was not smiling; he was scowling.
The judge was not smiling, he was scowling.
The judge was not smiling. He was scowling.
The judge was not smiling, for he was scowling.
- 15. Multiple Choice
What two things make up a complete thought? (2 answers)
Subject
Object
Verb
Comma
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