Question 11
Identify which one of the following sentences contains a punctuation error. Select `No Errors` if none of the sentences contains a punctuation error.
- In order to identify the source of the noise Jenna stood up on the ladder to peer over the fence.
- No Errors
- "Who would call my phone in the middle of math class?" Sara wondered out loud as she walked down the hallway.
- Fortunately, when I fell off my bike, I landed on a few soft things: a patch of tall grass, some flowers, and some moss.
Question 12
Identify which one of the following sentences contains a punctuation error. Select `No Errors` if none of the sentences contains a punctuation error.
- In order to identify the source of the noise Jenna stood up on the ladder to peer over the fence.
- No Errors
- "Who would call my phone in the middle of math class?" Sara wondered out loud as she walked down the hallway.
- Fortunately, when I fell off my bike, I landed on a few soft things: a patch of tall grass, some flowers, and some moss.
Question 13
Identify which one of the following sentences contains a grammatical error. Select `No Errors` if none of the sentences contains a grammatical error.
- Yesterday the weather report said it might rain today, but today the forecast says it will be sunny all day.
- No Errors
- Which one of these cookies over there in the bakery case looks most delicious to you?
- To be able to pass the math test, you need to be able to calculate the sum of two and two.
Question 14
Identify which one of the following sentences contains a grammatical error. Select `No Errors` if none of the sentences contains a grammatical error.
- Yesterday the weather report said it might rain today, but today the forecast says it will be sunny all day.
- No Errors
- Which one of these cookies over there in the bakery case looks most delicious to you?
- To be able to pass the math test, you need to be able to calculate the sum of two and two.
Question 15
Identify which one of the following sentences contains a grammatical error. Select `No Errors` if none of the sentences contains a grammatical error.
- The streets grew eerily quiet just before the storm came crashing into town.
- After their last classes ended and their summer vacation started, Sam, Kate, and Jill went to the bakery to celebrate.
- No Errors
- Robins are one of the first bird to show up at the beginning of spring.