AnswersGA-GSE English Language Arts 11 BUsing Resources and Reference Materials for Editing

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Which element in the sentence is nonrestrictive?

A
Jim
B
my father
C
to the mall
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Choose the proper punctuation for the sentence.

A
Jim, my father, is going to drive me to the mall.
B
Jim, my father is going to drive me to the mall.
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Choose the correctly punctuated sentence.

A
The game which lasted twelve innings ended with a Red Sox victory!
B
The game, which lasted twelve innings, ended with a Red Sox victory!
C
The game which lasted twelve innings, ended with a Red Sox victory!
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What effect does the punctuation have on the meaning or impact of this sentence?

A
It emphasizes the length of the game.
B
It emphasizes the Red Sox’s win.
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What is the effect of Friedan’s comma usage in this excerpt?

A
It shows the building importance of each item in Friedan’s list of ideal female traits.
B
It separates items in a long list of expectations without slowing the pace of the paragraph.
C
It creates abrupt pauses that allow the reader time to appreciate the absurdity of each additional skill.
6

What punctuation is best for sentence 1?

A
commas
B
parentheses
C
dashes
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What punctuation is best for sentence 2?

A
commas
B
parentheses
C
dashes
8

The commas .

A
clarify the subject without breaking the flow
B
create a dramatic pause in the sentence
9

The parentheses .

A
emphasize the colonists’ independence
B
add essential clarification to the sentence
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Combine these sentences by using a subordinating conjunction: “Nathan went to San Diego for vacation last year. He wanted to go to Austin.”

A
Nathan went to San Diego for vacation last year, but he wanted to go to Austin, too.
B
Although he wanted to go to Austin, Nathan went to San Diego for vacation last year.
C
Nathan went to San Diego for vacation last year, and he wanted to go to Austin.
D
Nathan went to San Diego and Austin for vacation last year.
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What is the effect of the change from two sentences to one?

A
It emphasizes the importance of the names of the cities over Nathan.
B
It clarifies which cities Nathan wanted to visit last year.
C
It combines the clauses to create a united thought.
D
It stresses that he clearly regrets going to San Diego.
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How can this sentence be combined using a coordinating conjunction?

A
Maria is a lawyer and an avid runner.
B
Maria is a lawyer although she is an avid runner.
C
Although Maria is a lawyer, she is an avid runner.
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What is the effect of this change?

A
It connects two sentences to show that being a runner is Maria’s main passion.
B
It illustrates that Maria is a runner because she is a lawyer.
C
It sets up a contrast between Maria as a lawyer and runner.
D
It smoothly connects two facts about Maria while giving them equal weight.
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Choose the sentence that contains parallel elements.

A
Coach said we could have beaten that team, but it had played with more heart.
B
Coach said we lost the game because our hitting was sloppy and our fielding was slow.
C
We were all tired and had been angry after we lost the championship game.
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Choose the sentence that does not contain parallel elements.

A
Whether you’re a long-time marathoner or a first-time runner, consider signing up for a 5K race.
B
Last year, my lab partner and I got first place in the school science fair, second place in the state science fair, and fifth place at nationals.
C
After school today, I’ll go to soccer practice, and then Jamie is supposed to pick me up in her new car.
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Amy goes to art school to learn how to draw, paint, and .

A
sculpt
B
she sculpts
C
sculpting
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After school, I have to go shopping or .

A
doing my homework
B
do my homework
C
do my homeworking
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The phrases in the sentence are .

A
parallel
B
not parallel

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