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Tenth Grade (Grade 10) Capitalization and Punctuation Questions

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Grade 10 Editing CCSS: CCRA.L.2, L.9-10.2
It was enough to feel like she had finally accepted us but we still had to do our best to earn her trust.

Choose the BEST way to correct the sentence.
  1. It was enough to feel like she had finally accepted us, but we still had to do our best to earn her trust.
  2. It was enough to feel like she had finally accepted us we still had to do our best to earn her trust.
  3. It was enough to feel like she had finally accepted us, or we still had to do our best to earn her trust.
  4. No error.
Grade 10 Editing CCSS: CCRA.L.2, L.9-10.2
Choose the best way to correct the sentence:

They meant for the teacher to read only what they had written on the test paper and not what was on their scratch paper.
  1. They meant for the teacher to read only what they had written on the test paper nor what was on their scratch paper.
  2. They meant for the teacher to read only what they had written on the test paper, for not what was on their scratch paper.
  3. They meant for the teacher to read only what they had written on the test paper.
  4. No error.
Grade 10 Editing CCSS: CCRA.L.2, L.9-10.2
What corrections, if any, should be made to the sentence below?

The rhythm of his sentences is like music to my ears, yet the student is unaware of his natural ability to write well.
  1. The rhythm of his sentences is like music to my ears yet the student is unaware of his natural ability to write well.
  2. The rhythm of his sentences is like music to my ears, or the student is unaware of his natural ability to write well.
  3. The rhythm of his sentences is like music to my ears the student is unaware of his natural ability to write well.
  4. No error
Grade 10 Editing
Which is the correct sentence?
  1. I flown this plane dozen of times.
  2. I did all I could do to convince him.
  3. I have knew him since I was in the middle school
Grade 10 Editing CCSS: CCRA.L.2, L.9-10.2
Choose the best correction for the sentence.

She climbed to the top of the huge mountain fearlessly nor without shyness.
  1. She climbed to the top of the huge mountain fearlessly for without shyness.
  2. She climbed to the top of the huge mountain fearlessly, but without shyness.
  3. She climbed to the top of the huge mountain fearlessly and without shyness.
  4. No error.
Grade 10 Editing CCSS: CCRA.L.2, L.9-10.2
His writing is straightforward and clear she has trouble elaborating.

Choose the best way to correct the sentence.
  1. His writing is straightforward and clear while she has trouble elaborating.
  2. His writing is straightforward, so she has trouble elaborating.
  3. His writing is straightforward and clear, but she has trouble elaborating.
  4. No error.