
English: Paper 1 - Punctuation and Grammar (2022) - SAT Key stage 2
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- Q1
Write the subject of the sentence below.
A whale lives in the sea.
Users enter free textType an Answer30sG1.9 - Q2
Put each word into the group that is a correct suffix.
Users sort answers between categoriesSorting30sG6.3 - Q3
Match each prefix to the correct word to make a new word.
Users link answersLinking30sG6.2 - Q4
Which sentence must end with a question mark?
Shall we go round the fitness trail in the park
We could go tomorrow if you like
What I really like is the rope bridge
Let me know what you would like to do
30sG5.3 - Q5
Which sentence is punctuated correctly?
Nevertheless we, are going on Saturday
Finally, I think I understand what you mean
Considering, all his efforts the result was disappointing
At the last, count there were twenty people coming
30sG5.6b - Q6
Which sentence uses commas correctly?
The children could choose to play netball, cricket, hockey or tennis
Owls badgers, hedgehogs and bats are all nocturnal animals
Painting, drawing, sculpture and print-making, were all options on the art day
The band will perform at concerts in Belfast, Manchester, Birmingham, Nottingham and, Sheffield
30sG5.5 - Q7
Which sentence is punctuated correctly?
Add one ounce (around one) tablespoon of yeast to your bread mix
Add one ounce around (one tablespoon) of yeast to your bread mix
Add one ounce (around one tablespoon) of yeast to your bread mix
Add one ounce around one tablespoon of yeast (to your bread mix)
30sG5.9 - Q8
Which sentence expresses the greatest certainty?
It may rain later in the week
The train might arrive late again today
I will walk through the park to get to school
It should be sunny and warm tomorrow
45sG4.1c - Q9
Copy the sentence below and insert a pair of commas in the correct place.
The African elephant the largest land mammal in the world can weigh up to 6.6 tonnes.
Users enter free textType an Answer60sG5.6a - Q10
What does the word them refer to in the sentence below?
Although deserts are very dry, a rich variety of plants and animals can survive in them.
animals
plants
variety
deserts
30sG1.5 - Q11
Choose the correct verb form the underlined pair to complete the passage below.
William Shakespeare, the famous writer, is / was born in Stratford- upon-Avon in 1564.
was
is
30sG4.2 - Q12
Choose the correct verb form the underlined pair to complete the passage below.
Shakespeare later moved to London where he will become / became an actor.
will become
became
30sG4.2 - Q13
Copy and write the correct verb form the underlined pair to complete the passage below.
Even today, Shakespeare’s plays are performed / performed around the world.
are performed
performed
60sG4.2 - Q14
Match each word below to its antonym.
Users link answersLinking30sG6.1 - Q15
Copy the sentence below and insert a semi-colon in the correct place.
The suitcase was heavy the box was lighter but more awkward to carry.
Users enter free textType an Answer60sG5.11