English 2 - Comma Skills Post Test
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- Q11. Teaching ESL (English As A Second Language) is an exhausting [process, requiring] a great deal of imagination and energy.process, requiring,process requiring,process. RequiringNO CHANGE30s
- Q22. The teacher may use [pictures mimes and objects] to build their students’ vocabularies.pictures, mimes, and, objectsNO CHANGEpictures, mimes, and objectspictures, mimes and objects,30s
- Q33. A teacher can also employ context. She or he [may for example,] wave to students upon entering the room while saying “Hello!”may, for example,may, for exampleNO CHANGEmay for example30s
- Q44. Additionally, teachers must be sure [to speak slowly and clearly to provide both written and spoken instructions,] and to check frequently for comprehension.to speak slowly and clearly providing for both written and spoken instructionsto speak slowly and clearly, to provide both written and spoken instructions,NO CHANGEto, speak slowly and clearly, to provide both written and spoken instructions30s
- Q55. [The process of] language immersion can be frustrating for students, forcing students to use English to express their thoughts expands comprehension.Since the process ofNO CHANGEAlthough the process ofThis30s
- Q66. ESL students often struggle with [slang considering] that the literal translation does not match the figurative meaning.NO CHANGEslang, considering,slang, consideringslang considering,30s
- Q77. One would think that for ESL teachers to overcome the language barrier would be to learn their students’ native [language but] most teaching experts do not endorse this idea.NO CHANGElanguage, butlanguage, but,language,30s
- Q88. A teacher who is [fluent in Mandarin, could not communicate] with students who speak Cantonese.fluent, in Mandarin, could not communicatefluent in Mandarin could not communicateNO CHANGEfluent in Mandarin, could not, communicate30s
- Q99. Whenever the rest of us went to climb trees, Sean stayed [behind and played] with his dog.behind, and played,behind, and playedNO CHANGEbehind and, played30s
- Q1010. Two decades [later, when] Sean ran a dog kennel of his own.NO CHANGElater,later, aslater when30s
- Q1111. Sean’s kennel often ran low on [funding but] he was fortunate to have many community donors.NO CHANGEfunding,funding, butfunding, but,30s
- Q1212. Quite [often, when Sean thought he’d have to close the doors,] he would find bags of donated dog food in the lobby of the kennel.often when Sean thought he’d have to close the doorsoften, when Sean thought he’d have to close the doorsoften when Sean thought he’d have to close the doors,NO CHANGE30s
- Q1313. Sean would have many volunteers show up to work at the [kennel, he] didn’t have to spend money for paid employees.NO CHANGEkennel hekennel, so hekennel, since he30s
- Q1414. Sean’s own two [dogs a yorkie and a border collie] often spent time at the kennel playing with the other dogs.dogs, a yorkie, and a border colliedogs, a yorkie, and a border collie,dogs, a yorkie and a border collie,NO CHANGE30s
- Q1515. Because of Sean and the members of the [community many] animals were able to be sheltered and eventually adopted.community many,community, manycommunity. ManyNO CHANGE30s