10 Questions
What is the term for a word or phrase that is placed incorrectly in a sentence?
Modifier
What punctuation mark is used to separate two independent clauses that are closely related in meaning?
Semi-colon
What does the word 'exasperated' mean?
Extremely angry or frustrated
What is the meaning of the word 'deplete'?
To use up or exhaust something
What is the term for a word that is ungrammatical or incorrect in a sentence?
Error
Which of the following words is a synonym for 'frustrated'?
Exasperated
What is the purpose of using a comma in a sentence?
To indicate a pause in the sentence
In the context of the Apollo 13 Mission's Highlights, what does the word 'catastrophe' imply?
A complete disaster
Which of the following is an example of a misplaced modifier?
Having eaten breakfast, the bus was caught in traffic.
What is the main purpose of reading an unseen comprehension passage?
To demonstrate understanding of new material
Study Notes
Literature Review
- Apollo 13 Mission's Highlights are divided into two parts.
Vocabulary Building
- Indicate: to suggest or show that something is true or exists
- Blinking: shining or flashing rapidly
- Deplete: to use up or exhaust something, especially a resource
- Potential: having the possibility of developing into something
- Catastrophe: a sudden event that causes great harm or destruction
- Submarine: a watercraft designed to operate underwater
- Spontaneously: happening or done without planning or intention
- Reluctant: feeling or showing hesitation or unwillingness
- Stubborn: refusing to change one's mind or position
- Exasperated: feeling extremely frustrated or annoyed
Grammar Rules
- Modifiers: words or phrases that give more information about a noun or pronoun
- Placement of modifiers: important for clarity and accuracy in sentences
- Comparison of modifiers: understanding the differences between similar words
Mechanics of Writing
- Use of comma: separating items in lists, setting off nonessential clauses
- Use of semi-colon: separating two independent clauses that are closely related
Exam Preparation
- Unseen Comprehension: review resources on Canvas, Modules, Final Exam for materials covered.
Literature Review
- Apollo 13 Mission's Highlights are divided into two parts.
Vocabulary Building
- Indicate: to suggest or show that something is true or exists
- Blinking: shining or flashing rapidly
- Deplete: to use up or exhaust something, especially a resource
- Potential: having the possibility of developing into something
- Catastrophe: a sudden event that causes great harm or destruction
- Submarine: a watercraft designed to operate underwater
- Spontaneously: happening or done without planning or intention
- Reluctant: feeling or showing hesitation or unwillingness
- Stubborn: refusing to change one's mind or position
- Exasperated: feeling extremely frustrated or annoyed
Grammar Rules
- Modifiers: words or phrases that give more information about a noun or pronoun
- Placement of modifiers: important for clarity and accuracy in sentences
- Comparison of modifiers: understanding the differences between similar words
Mechanics of Writing
- Use of comma: separating items in lists, setting off nonessential clauses
- Use of semi-colon: separating two independent clauses that are closely related
Exam Preparation
- Unseen Comprehension: review resources on Canvas, Modules, Final Exam for materials covered.
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