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12.65 Digital Composition and Multimedia Publishing Worksheet

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This British & World Literature English worksheet provides structured practice on 12.65 Digital Composition and Multimedia Publishing. Students are guided through targeted exercises that build foundational understanding, computational accuracy, and critical thinking skills.

ELA.12.65 | Advanced Commas and Appositives | Grade 12 ELA practice skill covering Advanced Commas and Appositives.

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British & World Literature

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Problem 1Difficulty: Mastery
Which sentence correctly punctuates an essential series title and a nonrestrictive participial phrase?
AThe lecture series Science in the City, hosted by the museum, features bold, interdisciplinary talks.
BThe lecture series, Science in the City, hosted by the museum, features bold, interdisciplinary talks.
CThe lecture series Science in the City hosted by the museum, features bold, interdisciplinary talks.
DThe lecture series Science in the City, hosted by the museum features bold interdisciplinary, talks.
Solution & Explanation:'Science in the City' is essential to identify which lecture series, so it should not be set off with commas. 'Hosted by the museum' is nonrestrictive extra information and should be enclosed with commas. 'Bold' and 'interdisciplinary' are coordinate adjectives and need a comma.
Problem 2Difficulty: Mastery
Which sentence correctly uses commas for coordinate adjectives and for the appositive phrase without adding commas inside the restrictive clause?
AWe hiked to a steep rocky ridge, a viewpoint, the locals recommended.
BWe hiked to a steep, rocky ridge, a viewpoint the locals recommended.
CWe hiked to a steep, rocky ridge a viewpoint the locals recommended.
DWe hiked to a steep, rocky ridge, a viewpoint the locals, recommended.
Solution & Explanation:'Steep' and 'rocky' are coordinate adjectives, so they need a comma. 'A viewpoint the locals recommended' is an appositive phrase renaming 'ridge.' The clause 'the locals recommended' is restrictive to 'viewpoint,' so it should not be set off with commas.
Problem 3Difficulty: Mastery
Which sentence correctly punctuates the nonrestrictive appositive phrase without inserting commas inside the essential title?
AJournalist Maria Hinojosa the host of the podcast Latino USA, asked sharp, probing questions.
BJournalist, Maria Hinojosa, the host of the podcast Latino USA, asked sharp, probing questions.
CJournalist Maria Hinojosa, the host of the podcast, Latino USA, asked sharp, probing questions.
DJournalist Maria Hinojosa, the host of the podcast Latino USA, asked sharp, probing questions.
Solution & Explanation:'The host of the podcast Latino USA' is a nonrestrictive appositive describing Maria Hinojosa and must be enclosed with commas. 'Latino USA' is essential to identify the podcast, so it should not be separated by commas.

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