Appositive Phrases Quiz 42 (25 MCQs)

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1. France has a lower population growth rate than its neighbor, Germany.
2. Is this sentence correctly punctuated:Brandon the clever boy, is awesome.
3. Identify the appositive phrase:When the science teacher saw a large spider with a hairy body, a tarantula, he walked right up to it and asked it if it wanted to go hiking with him.
4. Where do the commas belong in this sentence:Ms. Howell doesn't like making us test so much.
5. What is the appositive in the sentence:'The capital of France, Paris, is beautiful.'
6. Does this sentence contain an appositive:Yes or no?All children, except one, grow up.
7. Combine these sentences using an appositive:'My father is an engineer. He works for a tech company.'
8. Selected the appositive phrase in the sentence:Queen Victoria, one of England's greatest monarchs, ruled for sixty-three years.
9. Find out the appositive or appositive phraseThe Golden Gate Bridge, the bridge connecting San Francisco and Marin County, first opened in 1937.
10. In the sentence 'My dog, a golden retriever, loves to play in the park.', what is the appositive phrase?
11. Identify the appositive phrase:There was a huge party at the high school, the one with the best ACT scores.
12. Where do commas belong in this sentence:My coworker Mrs. Hargrove is also reading Harry Potter with her class.
13. Patricia would have gone for a walk to explore the surroundingshad others been interested.
14. What is the appositive or appositive phrase in the sentence?Mrs. Guerrero, our social studies teacher, is retiring.
15. Which part of the sentence is an appositive phrase?The dog climbed into the plastic swimming pool, a great escape, in order to beat the heat.
16. Which is correct for:Mrs. Sanchez, the super awesome writing teacher is teaching us appositive phrases.
17. The dog climbed into the plastic swimming pool, a great escape, in order to beat the heat.
18. The insect, a large beetle crawled across the sidewalk.
19. Identify the noun or pronoun the appositive/appositive phrase explains.When the science teacher saw the spider, a large tarantula with a hairy body, he walked right up to it and asked it if it wanted to go hiking with him.
20. Which part of the sentence is an appositive phrase?When the retired teacher ran into Janet, her long lost student, Janet gave her former teacher a huge hug.
21. Identify the appositive phrase in the following sentence:The author, a famous novelist, will be signing books at the bookstore.
22. Punctuate the appositive correctly in the following sentence:The city New York is famous for its skyscrapers and bustling streets.
23. What's the appositive phrase?After the pep-rally, a player celebration, we walked to the game.
24. What punctuation is typically used with non-restrictive appositives?
25. What does an appositive phrase often add to a sentence?