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Test 2, Units 5-6 Flashcards

1
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add commas:
Box 473
Portland Oregon 97207
November 17 2009

A

Box 473
Portland, Oregon 97207
November 17, 2009

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2
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Dear Brooklyn
Well I am finally writing to you as I promised. When I saw your grandmother at church yesterday she told me that you will be visiting her for Christmas.

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Dear Brooklyn,
Well, I am finally writing to you as I promised. When I saw your grandmother at church yesterday, she told me that you will be visiting her for Christmas.

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I of course am very excited. I would like to see you while you are here. You and your family are invited to dinner at our house on Monday December 28. I hope you can come.

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I, of course, am very excited. I would like to see you while you are here. You and your family are invited to dinner at our house on Monday, December 28. I hope you can come.

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I want to take you sledding. My brother John who will be home from college has promised to take us if there is enough snow. The smooth steep hill behind our house will be the perfect place to go.

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I want to take you sledding. My brother John, who will be home from college, has promised to take us if there is enough snow. The smooth, steep hill behind our house will be the perfect place to go.

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5
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When you get a chance please write back to me. I miss you but I am looking forward to seeing you soon.
Sincerely
Angelina

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When you get a chance, please write back to me. I miss you, but I am looking forward to seeing you soon.
Sincerely,
Angelina

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6
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Write singular possessive & plural possessive:

wolf

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wolf’s wolves’

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Write singular possessive & plural possessive:

governor

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governor’s governors’

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8
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Write singular possessive & plural possessive:

ox

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ox’s oxen’s

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9
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Write singular possessive & plural possessive:

wife

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wife’s wives’

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10
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Write singular possessive & plural possessive:

woman

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woman’s women’s

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Write singular possessive & plural possessive:

monkey

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monkey’s monkeys’

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Mr. Donelson asked Who will bring the following items napkins paper plates and ice

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Mr. Donelson asked, “Who will bring the following items: napkins, paper plates, and ice?”

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13
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One half of these spelling words were chosen by my brother Hunter from the chapter entitled Spelling Challenges

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One half of these spelling words were chosen by my brother Hunter from the chapter entitled “Spelling Challenges.”

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Look That building is on fire! cried Diego

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“Look! That building is on fire!” cried Diego.

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15
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Shadrach, Meshack, and Abednego - these men refused to compromise with evil.

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correct

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16
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What a beautiful dress youre wearing

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What a beautiful dress you’re wearing!

17
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I have an appointment with Dr Brock at 900 this morning.

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I have an appointment with Dr. Brock at 9:00 this morning.

18
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“May I be of help”? asked our friend, Jason.

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I

19
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We went into Golden’s and Jones’s Department Store.

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I

20
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The men’s quartet sang “Let Him In.”

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C

21
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My family has traveled to Mobile, Alabama, Jackson Mississippi, and Baton Rouge, Louisiana.

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I

22
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Charles said, “I am visiting my grandparents in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, for Christmas.”

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C

23
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The three main parts of a book report are the introduction, the ___, and the ___.

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body conclusion

24
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The introduction should include the title, the ___, and the subject of the book.

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author

25
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For a fiction book, write a ___ of the plot.

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summary

26
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Begin the conclusion with a ___ of the lesson learned.

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restatement

27
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john’s family vacationed in the midwest last summer, visiting both the sears tower and the chicago zoo.

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John’s family vacationed in the Midwest last summer, visiting both the Sears Tower and the Chicago Zoo.

28
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all high school freshmen at bryant christian academy are required to take algebra I and spanish.

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All high school freshmen at Bryant Christian Academy are required to take Algebra I and Spanish.

29
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did you know that senator jones of georgia has decided to run for president?

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Did you know that Senator Jones of Georgia has decided to run for President?

30
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heather’s uncle lives just north of my aunt laura on scenic highway.

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Heather’s uncle lives just north of my Aunt Laura on Scenic Highway.

31
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didn’t quakers have a very strong faith in god, dad?

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Didn’t Quakers have a very strong faith in God, Dad?

32
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A comma always precedes abbreviations such as Jr., Sr., M.D., or Ph.D.

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true

33
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The titles Mr., Mrs., and Dr. are always abbreviated when they appear before a name.

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true

34
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The titles Reverend and Honorable should never be abbreviated.

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false

35
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Do not use the phrase in the evening with the abbreviation P.M.

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true

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