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7.91 Parallel Structure for Lists and Comparisons Worksheet

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Parallel Structure for Lists and Comparisons - Revise sentences and outlines to maintain parallel grammatical structure in lists and paired ideas. (CCSS L.7.1; TX TEKS §110.23(b)(10)(D); FL 7.C.3.1; VA 7.LU.1; NY 7L1; GA ELAGSE7L1)

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English

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Problem 1Difficulty: Mastery
Which revision makes the list parallel?
AThe essay improves by adding a stronger hook, using smoother transitions, and the ending is more specific.
BThe essay improves by adding a stronger hook, using smoother transitions, and because the ending is more specific.
CThe essay improves by adding a stronger hook, to use smoother transitions, and making the ending more specific.
DThe essay improves by adding a stronger hook, using smoother transitions, and making the ending more specific.
Solution & Explanation:After 'by,' keep all items in the same -ing form: adding, using, making.
Problem 2Difficulty: Mastery
Which revision is most parallel?
AThe principal wants hallway behavior that is respectful, quietly, and quick.
BThe principal wants hallway behavior that is respectful, quiet, and quick.
CThe principal wants hallway behavior that is respect, quiet, and quick.
DThe principal wants hallway behavior that is respectful, quiet, and students should move quickly.
Solution & Explanation:All three traits should be adjectives describing behavior. 'Respectful, quiet, and quick' are parallel adjectives.
Problem 3Difficulty: Mastery
For her science presentation, Ana planned three visuals: a labeled diagram, a chart showing her data, and to include a photo from her experiment.
Which revision best maintains parallel structure in the list?
AFor her science presentation, Ana planned three visuals: labeling a diagram, charting her data, and including a photo from her experiment.
BFor her science presentation, Ana planned three visuals: a labeled diagram, showing her data in a chart, and a photo from her experiment.
CFor her science presentation, Ana planned three visuals: a labeled diagram, a chart showing her data, and to include a photo from her experiment.
DFor her science presentation, Ana planned three visuals: a labeled diagram, a chart showing her data, and a photo from her experiment.
Solution & Explanation:The list names three visuals, so each item should be a noun phrase. Replacing 'to include a photo' with 'a photo' makes the series parallel.

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