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11.95 Phrases and Clauses Appositives and Verbals Worksheet

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This American Literature English worksheet provides structured practice on 11.95 Phrases and Clauses Appositives and Verbals. Students are guided through targeted exercises that build foundational understanding, computational accuracy, and critical thinking skills.

ELA.11.95 — Phrases and Clauses: Appositives and Verbals: Grade 11 ELA practice focused on Phrases and Clauses: Appositives and Verbals.

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American Literature

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English

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English Curriculum

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Problem 1Difficulty: Mastery

Choose the revision that best combines the sentences using an appositive and an infinitive phrase. Sentences: The lab has one goal. The goal is to test the new water filter.

AThe lab has one goal: to test the new water filter.

BThe lab has one goal, testing the new water filter.

CThe lab has one goal to test, the new water filter.

DThe lab has one goal, to test the new water filter it is.

Solution & Explanation:Using a noun ('goal') followed by an infinitive phrase ('to test...') clearly states the purpose in a concise structure; the punctuation helps the reader see the relationship.

Problem 2Difficulty: Mastery

Edit for clarity by placing the participial phrase next to the correct noun. Original: The brochure described trails for beginners winding through the canyon.

AThe brochure described winding trails for beginners through the canyon.

BThe brochure described trails for beginners that wind through the canyon.

CWinding through the canyon, the brochure described trails for beginners.

DThe brochure described trails winding through the canyon for beginners.

Solution & Explanation:The original can sound like the beginners are winding through the canyon. Rewriting with a clear clause ('that wind') removes the ambiguity.

Problem 3Difficulty: Mastery

Choose the best revision for clarity and concision. Original: There is a rule that students must not talk during testing.

AA rule during testing: students must not talk.

BStudents must not talk during testing.

CDuring testing, talking is not students.

DThere is students not talking during testing.

Solution & Explanation:Removing the unnecessary 'There is...' construction makes the sentence direct and clear, and it avoids extra filler words.

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