Sorry, but you're not allowed to access this unit. QuizQuestion #1: Does the sentence below correctly use commas to separate items in a series?[br] John, Susan, and Mary went to the market. True False Question #2: Which of the following series is punctuated correctly? John, and Sam eat, drink, and study together. John and Sam, eat, drink, and study together. John and Sam eat, drink, and study together. Question #3: Which of the following series is punctuated correctly? The helpful children made their beds, swept the floor, and washed the dishes. The helpful children, made their beds swept, the floor, and washed the dishes. The helpful children made their beds, swept, the floor, and washed the dishes. Question #4: Is the comma placed correctly to set off the introductory information in this sentence?[br] Nervously the two, brothers waited to tell their mother about the broken window. Yes No Question #5: Which of the sentences below correctly uses the comma to separate introductory material from the rest of the sentence? Even though she had a terrible cold Jennifer went to all of her classes. Even though she had a terrible cold, Jennifer went to all of her classes. Even though, she had a terrible cold Jennifer went to all of her classes. Question #6: Which of the sentences below correctly uses a comma to separate introductory material from the rest of the sentence? To arrive at her class on time, Allison had to run. To arrive, at her class on time, Allison had to run. To arrive at her class, on time Allison had to run. Question #7: What is the interrupting material in this sentence? The car, washed and waxed, stood ready to take Jean to the senior prom. Stood ready to take Jean Washed and waxed To the senior prom Question #8: What is the interrupting material in this sentence? Bob, my pet cat, is quite large. Bob is quite large Is quite large My pet cat Question #9: Is the sentence below correctly punctuated? All food which is rotten should not be eaten. Yes No Question #10: Which of these sentences is correctly punctuated? I like Roxy Music's newest album, Avalon. I like Roxy Music's newest album Avalon. Question #11: Which sentence below correctly uses the comma to separate the two main clauses joined by the coordinate conjunction? I must have sat at the computer too long for all I see, is green. I must have sat at the computer too long, for, all I see is green. I must have sat at the computer too long, for all I see is green. Question #12: Does this sentence need a comma? My friend loves cooking but hates cleaning. Yes No Question #13: Which of the following sentences is punctuated correctly? The agile runningback dived over the line and scored the touchdown. The agile runningback dived over the line, and scored the touchdown. The agile runningback dived over the line, and, scored the touchdown. Question #14: Which of these sentences is correctly punctuated. 'You still owe me my money,' claimed the irate customer. 'You still owe me my money', claimed the irate customer. 'You still owe me my money' claimed the irate customer Question #15: Does the following sentence correctly use the comma to separate the name of the person being addressed from the rest of the text? Ward, I'm worried about Beaver. Yes No Question #16: Which of the following dates is correctly punctuated? On May 31, 1988 Walter bought his first new car. On May 31 1988, Walter bought his first new car. On May 31, 1988, Walter bought his first new car. 0% « Previous Unit