A Basic Test On Commas: Trivia Quiz

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    Before we left on our trip we boarded our cat at the vet. - ProProfs

    Before we left on our trip we boarded our cat at the vet.

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A basic test on commas: trivia quiz. Should you use a comma to separate two adjectives when the order of the adjectives is interchangeable? Should you use a comma to show a pause in a sentence or give more information on the subject? This quick quiz you will be expected to use commas correctly so that they can be perfectly punctuated. Check it out and see how good your comma skills are.

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    Joyce where are we going for your birthday? - ProProfs

    Joyce where are we going for your birthday?

  • 3. 
    John my next door neighbour mowed my lawn for me yesterday. - ProProfs

    John my next door neighbour mowed my lawn for me yesterday.

    Explanation
    The correct answer is "John, my next door neighbour, mowed my lawn for me yesterday." This answer is correct because it correctly identifies John as the person who mowed the lawn, specifies that he is the narrator's next door neighbour, and indicates that the action took place yesterday.

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    He is a stubborn mean difficult landlord. - ProProfs

    He is a stubborn mean difficult landlord.

    Explanation
    The correct answer is "He is a stubborn, mean, difficult landlord" because the sentence describes the landlord using three negative adjectives: stubborn, mean, and difficult. The commas separate the adjectives, indicating that they are all describing the same noun, the landlord.

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    I'm studying math science and English this semester. - ProProfs

    I'm studying math science and English this semester.

    Explanation
    The given sentence is the correct answer because it correctly lists the subjects the person is studying this semester, which are math, science, and English. The sentence is grammatically correct as it uses commas to separate the subjects in a series.

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  • 6. 
    By the end of the day we will have finished all the painting. - ProProfs

    By the end of the day we will have finished all the painting.

    Explanation
    This sentence suggests that by the end of the day, all the painting work will be completed. The use of "we will have finished" indicates that the painting will be completely done by that time. The phrase "all the painting" emphasizes that all the painting tasks will be finished, leaving no unfinished work.

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    He doesn't usually eat dessert; however he loves apple pie with cheese. - ProProfs

    He doesn't usually eat dessert; however he loves apple pie with cheese.

    Explanation
    The correct answer is a repetition of the given sentence. It correctly uses a semicolon to separate the two independent clauses, and a comma after the word "however" to indicate a contrast between the two clauses. The sentence structure and punctuation are accurate, making it the correct answer.

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  • 8. 
    The tomato believe it or not is actually a fruit. - ProProfs

    The tomato believe it or not is actually a fruit.

    Explanation
    This statement is correct because botanically, a fruit is defined as the mature ovary of a flowering plant, typically containing seeds. Although tomatoes are commonly referred to as vegetables in culinary contexts, they are actually considered fruits because they develop from the ovary of a flower and contain seeds. Despite the common misconception, the scientific classification of a tomato as a fruit is based on its botanical characteristics.

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  • 9. 
    The roof was old and leaky and it needed to be fixed. - ProProfs

    The roof was old and leaky and it needed to be fixed.

    Explanation
    The given sentence is a complete and grammatically correct sentence. It states that the roof is old and leaky, and as a result, it needs to be fixed. The conjunction "and" is used to connect the two independent clauses in the sentence.

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    Our new address is 25 Maple Lane Mississauga Ontario L5L 2Y3. - ProProfs

    Our new address is 25 Maple Lane Mississauga Ontario L5L 2Y3.

    Explanation
    The given statement provides the correct format for the new address, including the street name, city, province, and postal code. It follows the standard format of including commas to separate the different elements of the address.

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