Sentence Fluency Quiz 3 (60 MCQs)

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1. Which sentence is an example of sentence fluency?
2. Which sentence is fluent?
3. The use of specific and vivid language to paint a picture in the reader's mind
4. Which of the following sentences needs improvement? (Choose the best option)
5. What is the structure of the following sentence? If you ever travel to Greece, be sure to visit the beautifully designed Acropolis Museum, with its spectacular collection of ancient Greek artifacts.
6. What is the structure of the following sentence? Ms. Dudley launched her own business as a way to work for herself, and she also appreciated that the business provided an outlet for her creativity.
7. When we adopted the cutest puppy at the animal shelter.
8. Choose the appropriate transition word to complete the sentence:She loves to read, ..... she also enjoys writing.
9. What is missing from this sentence?:I am here.
10. We rely on sun for light, but it is an ordinary star.
11. Dave took out ..... pencil.
12. These are used to combine 2 simple sentences into 1 compound sentence.
13. What is the best way to combine these sentences?Peter is a boy. He is the third fastest boy in my class.
14. Why is sentence fluency important in writing?
15. What kind of a sentence is this?The students want to learn, so they try their best every day.
16. CAN STAND ALONE as a complete sentence
17. How can this writer start their sentence in a more interesting way? We have a cat. Her name is Macy. We love to play with Macy. Her favorite game is chase.
18. What are the nouns in the following sentence? I had never worn the sneakers to practice.
19. Which steps are needed when creating a compound sentence?
20. Which sentence has two independent clauses combined with "and" to make 1 compound sentence?
21. Is this a simple, compound or incomplete sentence?"I studied for the test, yet I failed miserably."
22. Is this a simple, compound or incomplete sentence?"The boys like racing and soap carving."
23. Identify the direct object in this sentence:The rock star sang her audience their favorite song.
24. Choose the sentence with the best sentence fluency.
25. Which of the following is a parenthetical phrase in the given sentence? The sun, shining brightly, warmed the entire room.
26. Which word completes the following sentence:Miss Lee got papers from ..... drawer.
27. Write a sentence using a parenthetical phrase to provide additional information about the main subject.
28. The building is a tall tree in a small forest.
29. Two or more independent clauses are connected improperly typically as a fused or comma splice.
30. Which sentence has the best fluency?
31. Tomas reads about how a delicious piece of blueberry pie tastes. He most likely responds by
32. What does it mean to read fluently?
33. When 2 independent clauses are put together improperly into 1 sentence without punctuation or conjunctions to separate them
34. HOW CAN WE MAKE THESE SENTENCES MORE INTERESTING? We waited. We went in to see the doctor. We read a magazine.
35. Which sentence has good sentence fluency?
36. What kind of a sentence is this? Simple or compound?The students want to learn.
37. Identify the complete sentence:Running through the park and jumping over the fence.
38. What struture of sentence contains at least two independent clauses. These two independent clauses can be combined with a comma and a coordinating conjunction or with a semicolon?
39. Read the sentence:I like soccer because it is fun and helps me stay active. How would you classify the fluency of this sentence?
40. Independent clause; [conjunctive adverb], independent clause. Joining two independent clauses with a conjunctive adverb creates a ..... sentence.
41. A compound sentence ..... (which one is true)
42. If I don't know a word I should-
43. Identify the properly composed sentence using the sequence words 'first', 'next', and 'finally'.
44. Choose the sentence that uses "before" to begin the dependent clause.
45. One independent clause and at least one dependent clause combined with conjunctions and subordinators:who, which, since, while, because, if, though, even though, since, and although are to name a few.
46. Name the subject in the sentence:Nathan asked a tricky question in Science class.
47. A complex sentence ..... (which one is true)
48. True or false:There is only one way to fix a run on sentence.
49. Decide what STRUCTURE OF THE SENTENCE is used in the given below.Juan played football, yet Juanita went shopping.
50. Choose the appropriate transition word to complete the sentence:I was tired, ..... I went to bed early.
51. Which of the following sentences is an example of correct compound sentence structure?
52. Which is the opposite?
53. Is this a sentence?-Until tomorrow.
54. We wondered who/whom the book was about.
55. Read the sentences:I like soccer. I play after school. I play with friends. How would you classify the fluency of these sentences when read together?
56. Stars are found in outer space.
57. A search; pursuit
58. Which word in the sentence is powerful and striking? The magnificent castle stood tall and proud on the hill.
59. The use of proper sentence structure
60. Identify the run-on sentence:The sun is shining brightly it's a beautiful day for a picnic.