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    Group 1 Elp

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    The document discusses various grammatical concepts including sentence fragments, run-on sentences, comma splices, misplaced modifiers, and paragraph structure. It provides definitions and examples of topic sentences, supporting sentences, concluding sentences, and their roles in structuring a paragraph. Sentence structures such as simple, compound, complex, and compound-complex are also defined.

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    The document discusses various grammatical concepts including sentence fragments, run-on sentences, comma splices, misplaced modifiers, and paragraph structure. It provides definitions and examples of topic sentences, supporting sentences, concluding sentences, and their roles in structuring a paragraph. Sentence structures such as simple, compound, complex, and compound-complex are also defined.

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    1.

    It is a phrase or clause that is punctuated as a sentence but is not a grammatical sentence


    because it does not express a complete thought.
    a. Verb
    b. Pronoun
    c. Sentence Fragments
    d. Run-ons
    2. They lack a subject or a verb or both or do not include all the phrases necessary to make a
    complete idea.
    a. Sentence
    b. Fragments
    c. Verb
    d. Adjective
    3. It is a clause that cannot stand alone.
    a. Dependent clause
    b. Independent clause
    c. Clause
    d. Close Open
    4. Which of the following is a way of understanding a paragraph that is divided into three sections?
    a. Parallel structure
    b. Sentence structure
    c. Paragraph structure
    d. Structure structure
    5. A part of paragraph structure that makes links to the main idea and the next paragraph.
    a. Paragraph structure
    b. Supporting sentences
    c. Concluding sentences
    d. Topic sentences
    6. A part of paragraph structure that explain and elaborate the main idea introduced in the topic
    sentences.
    a. Paragraph structure
    b. Supporting sentences
    c. Concluding sentences
    d. Topic sentences
    7. A part of paragraph structure that needs to state one main topic or idea clearly.
    a. Paragraph structure
    b. Supporting sentences
    c. Concluding sentences
    d. Topic sentences
    8. It is one of the sentence structures that consists of independent and dependent clause.
    a. Complex
    b. Compound
    c. Compound-complex
    d. Simple
    9. Contains at least two independent clauses and at least one dependent clause.
    a. Complex
    b. Compound
    c. Compound-complex
    d. Simple
    10. Consists of two independent clauses joined together by a coordinating conjunction
    a. Complex
    b. Compound
    c. Compound-complex
    d. Simple
    11. It is a sentence occurs when independent clauses are not joined properly.
    a. Run-ons
    b. Fused sentence
    c. Comma splices.
    d. Sentence Fragments
    12. It is commonly referred when run-ons sentence is created through the usage of only commas.
    a. Run-ons
    b. Comma Splices
    c. Fused Sentence
    d. Sentence Fragments
    13. This sentence is commonly referred when punctuation and coordinating conjunction (i.e... but,
    so, and, yet etc.) are missing.
    a. Run-ons
    b. Comma Splices
    c. Fused Sentence
    d. Sentence Fragments
    14. In a comma splice, what punctuation mark is incorrectly used to connect two independent
    clauses?
    a. Period
    b. Question mark
    c. Colon
    d. Comma
    15. Which of the following is Being indirect and unequivocal opposition?
    a. Binary
    b. Antithetical
    c. Lexical
    d. Semantic
    16. Which of the following is relating to produce by chemical or biochemical synthesis?
    a. Semantic
    b. Syntactic
    c. Lexical
    d. Synthetic
    17. Which of the following is the study of meaning in language?
    a. Binary
    b. Synthetic
    c. Semantic
    d. Syntactic
    18. It is relating to words or the vocabulary of a language as distinguished from its grammar and
    construction.
    a. Antithetical
    b. Lexical
    c. Binary
    d. Semantic
    19. It is a word, phrase, or clause that clarifies or describes another word, phrase, or clause.
    a. Modifier
    b. Misplaced modifier
    c. Dangling modifier
    d. Misplaced adjective
    20. It is a word, phrase, or clause that describes something that has been left out of the sentence.
    a. Modifier
    b. Misplaced modifier
    c. Dangling modifier
    d. Misplaced adjective
    21. You have more flexibility in the placement of dependent clauses than with modifying
    words and phrases.
    a. Misplaced adjective
    b. Misplaced adverb
    c. Misplaced phrase
    d. Misplaced clause
    22. Which of the following changes the intended meaning of a sentence by not being positioned
    next to the verb they describe?
    a. Misplaced adjective
    b. Misplaced adverb
    c. Misplaced phrase
    d. Misplaced clause
    23. This are adjectives that are not positioned correctly in a sentence, which can lead to confusion
    or change the intended meaning?
    a. Misplaced adjective
    b. Misplaced adverb
    c. Misplaced phrase
    d. Misplaced clause
    24. It is a word, phrase, or clause that is improperly separated from the word it modifies/describes.
    a. Modifier
    b. Misplaced modifier
    c. Dangling modifier
    d. Misplaced adjective
    25. It refers to phrases that are not positioned correctly in a sentence, leading to confusion or
    altering the intended meaning.
    a. Misplaced adjective
    b. Misplaced adverb
    c. Misplaced phrase
    d. Misplaced clause
    1. C 6. B 11. A 16. D 21. D
    2. B 7. D 12. B 17. C 22. B
    3. A 8. A 13. C 18. B 23. A
    4. C 9. C 14. D 19. A 24. B
    5. C 10. B 15. B 20. C 25. C

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