Punctuating Restrictive and Nonrestrictive Elements Answers

Which sentences are punctuated correctly? Check all that apply.The dog (that was barking) was a St. Bernard.That sculpture which is made of scrap metal was designed by an older artist.The astronauts on the mission were all experienced.The bicycle—that has the best brakes—is a European brand.One sport that I would like to learn is hockey.

Which sentences are punctuated correctly? Check all that apply.Adriana (who won a prestigious art award last year) is studying painting in school.Adriana—who won a prestigious art award last year is studying painting—in school.Adriana, who won a prestigious art award last year, is studying painting in school.Adriana—who won a prestigious art award last year—is studying painting in school.Adriana who won a prestigious art award last year is studying painting in school.

Read the sentence and determine which revision, if any, is necessary."Valentina’s mother an art history professor often gives lectures at the local museum.”

In which of these sentences is the list correctly punctuated?

Which sentences are correctly punctuated? Check all that apply.Spencer needs to call: her grandmother, her best friend, and her aunt.I tried several new foods on my trip: sushi, dragon fruit, and lychees.Kavita used four different materials in her collage, paper, photos, beads: and shells.Diego studies three kinds of dance: jazz, modern, and tap.He will buy: seeds, potting soil, and a rake for the community garden.

restrictive✔ nonrestrictive

✔ restrictive phraserestrictive clausenonrestrictive phrasenonrestrictive clause

✔ thatwhich

restrictive phraserestrictive clausenonrestrictive phrasenonrestrictive clause

✔ restrictivenonrestrictive

restrictive phraserestrictive clause✔ nonrestrictive phrasenonrestrictive clause

that✔ which

restrictive phrase✔ restrictive clausenonrestrictive phrasenonrestrictive clause