All MAP 5th Grade Language Arts Resources
Example Questions
Example Question #1 : Understanding And Editing For Mechanics
Select the sentence that is punctuated correctly.
If you ask me, David, this is the best pizza that I've ever had.
If you ask me David this is the best pizza that I've ever had.
David this is the best pizza that I have ever had!
If you ask me David, this is the best pizza that I've ever had.
If you ask me, David, this is the best pizza that I've ever had.
The correct answer is, If you ask me, David, this is the best pizza that I've ever had.
Each of these sentences are addressing "David". When you address someone in a sentence, their name has to be set off with a comma or commas. Outlined below are the corrections for the incorrect answers:
If you ask me, David, this is the best pizza that I've ever had.
If you ask me, David, this is the best pizza that I've ever had.
David, this is the best pizza that I have ever had!
Example Question #1 : Mechanics
Select the sentence that is punctuated correctly.
Happy birthday Alison!
Happy birthday Alison.
Alison, have a happy birthday!
Alison will you go to the store on your way home?
Alison, have a happy birthday!
The correct answer is, Alison, have a happy birthday!
Each of these sentences are addressing "Alison". When you address someone in a sentence, their name has to be set off with a comma or commas. Outlined below are the corrections for the incorrect answers:
Happy birthday, Alison.
Alison, will you go to the store on your way home?
Happy birthday, Alison!
Example Question #3 : Understanding And Editing For Mechanics
Select the sentence that is punctuated correctly.
Don't forget, Joe to finish your homework after dinner.
Don't forget to finish your homework after dinner Joe.
Joe, don't forget to finish your homework after dinner.
Joe don't forget to finish your homework after dinner.
Joe, don't forget to finish your homework after dinner.
The correct answer is, Joe, don't forget to finish your homework after dinner.
Each of these sentences are addressing "Joe". When you address someone in a sentence, their name has to be set off with a comma or commas. Outlined below are the corrections for the incorrect answers:
Joe, don't forget to finish your homework after dinner.
Don't forget to finish your homework after dinner, Joe.
Don't forget, Joe, to finish your homework after dinner.
Example Question #4 : Understanding And Editing For Mechanics
Select the sentence that is punctuated correctly.
What are you going to do Tim when the movie is over?
Tim what are you going to do after the movie is over?
What are you going to do after the movie is over, Tim?
What are you going to do after the movie is over Tim?
What are you going to do after the movie is over, Tim?
The correct answer is, What are you going to do after the movie is over, Tim?
Each of these sentences are addressing "Tim". When you address someone in a sentence, their name has to be set off with a comma or commas. Outlined below are the corrections for the incorrect answers:
What are you going to do after the movie is over, Tim?
Tim, what are you going to do after the movie is over?
What are you going to do, Tim, when the movie is over?
Example Question #5 : Understanding And Editing For Mechanics
Select the word that is spelled correctly.
greatist
sleeve
aray
posibility
sleeve
The word that is spelled correctly is "sleeve". The incorrectly spelled words and the corrections are as follows:
posibility possibility
aray array
greatist greatest
Example Question #6 : Understanding And Editing For Mechanics
Select the word that is spelled correctly.
deside
continue
costum
recieve
continue
The word that is spelled correctly is "continue". The incorrectly spelled words and the corrections are as follows:
costum costume
deside decide
recieve receive
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