Punctuation and General Grammar - CCSS L.5.2

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1. Apostrophe Quiz.
Click Image to Enlarge		(PDF)Put apostrophes where you think they should go in the following sentences. Put an o or a p to show whether they are for omission or possession.  SEE MORE
2. Comma practice.
Click Image to Enlarge		5 interactive quizzes of varied levels with accompanying handout. SEE MORE
3. Commas in Quotations.
Click Image to Enlarge		Read the directions and take the online quiz. SEE MORE
4. Dear Mr. Henshaw.
Click Image to Enlarge		Parts of a friendly Letter. (a Quia quiz) SEE MORE
5. Grammar Gorillas.
Click Image to Enlarge		Advanced level - Practice identifying all parts of speech. SEE MORE
6. Is this sentence correct?
Click Image to Enlarge		Online Quia Quiz. Select if a sentence is correct or not by clicking on the yes or no button. Answer sheet available. (This page contains a Java applet) SEE MORE
7. Parts of Speech.
Click Image to Enlarge		Identify the part of speech that will complete the sentence. SEE MORE
8. Power Proofreading - comma practice.
Click Image to Enlarge		Choose 5th grade then select; The Tanaka Twins, or any one of the mixed practice exercises. (Must have Macromedia® Shockwave Player on your computer and Internet Explorer) SEE MORE
9. Quiz on Comma Usage.
Click Image to Enlarge		Click on "The paragraph, please!" and a paragraph will appear in the top text-area. Insert the necessary commas. There are two separate paragraphs in this exercise. SEE MORE
10. Quotation Marks and Commas.
Click Image to Enlarge		Online Quiz. Insert the necessary punctuation marks -- quotation marks, commas, etc. -- and capitalize words where necessary. SEE MORE
11. Using Commas with Introductory Phrases.
Click Image to Enlarge		Click on "The sentence, please!" and a sentence will appear in the top text-area. Insert any necessary comma or commas (being careful not to insert commas where they aren't necessary). (self checking) SEE MORE
12. Wacky Web Tales.
Click Image to Enlarge		Choose a tale and then enter the requested parts of speech to see what crazy story you wrote. SEE MORE
13. Welcome to Commas: Fill in the Blanks.
Click Image to Enlarge		In each blank space in the paragraphs below provide a comma where it is appropriate or write a small-case "x" (without the quotation marks) where a comma is not necessary. You can click on Check Answers to see which of your answers are correct. SEE MORE