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Twelfth Grade (Grade 12) Sentence Structure Questions

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Grade 12 Types of Sentences
What type of sentence contains the following syntax?
Subordinate constructions first, main clause closes the sentence (most important info is at the end)
  1. Periodic Sentence
  2. Loose Sentence
  3. Compound Sentence
  4. Freight Train Sentence
  5. Subordinate Sentence
Grade 12 Phrases and Clauses
Unless the mail comes before noon, Sarah will miss the deadline.

"Unless the mail comes before noon" is an example of:
  1. participal phrase
  2. misplaced modifier
  3. adverbial phrase
  4. appositive phrase
  5. adverbial clause
Grade 12 Types of Sentences
Sentence consisting of short, independent clauses coupled for a sense of immediacy; the effect produces a rhythmical quality to the text
  1. simple sentence
  2. periodic sentence
  3. loose sentence
  4. freight train sentence
  5. complex sentence
Grade 12 Phrases and Clauses
Tim is, without a doubt, the world's messiest person!

The qualifying phrase "without a doubt" is a(n):
  1. participal phrase
  2. adverbial phrase
  3. absolute adjective phrase
  4. appositive phrase
  5. adverbial clause
Grade 12 Phrases and Clauses
Jason, even though he is old enough to drive, prefers to ride a bicycle.

In this sentence, "even though he is old enough to drive" is an example of a(n):
  1. adverbial clause
  2. participal phrase
  3. adverbial phrase
  4. appositive phrase
  5. comparative expression
Grade 12 Fragments and Run-ons CCSS: CCRA.L.2, L.11-12.2

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The passage has the appearance of a run-on sentence. Is it a run-on sentence? Explain.
Grade 12 Phrases and Clauses CCSS: CCRA.L.2, L.11-12.2

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What is the first dash in the sentence used to do?
Grade 12 Sentence Structure CCSS: CCRA.R.4, RL.11-12.4

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How does capitalizing the words Light and Darkness change their meaning?
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