Underline each adjective or adverb clause. Draw an arrow from the clause to the word it modifies. In the blank, write $adj.$ (adjective) or $adv.$ (adverb) to tell what kind of clause it is.
______Do not give your opinion unless you are asked.

Draw three lines under each lowercase letter that should be capitalized. Strike through (B/ ) each capitalized letter that should be lowercase.
The company performed a wagnerian opera.

Correct the capitalization in each sentence. Draw three lines under each lowercase letter that should be capitalized and a single slash (B/ ) through any capital letters that should be lowercase.
Rolanda had great difficulty (She loves languages) deciding whether to study german or spanish.

Draw three lines under each lowercase letter that should be capitalized. For each italicized word write in the blank $com.$ (common noun) or $prop.$ (proper noun).
______The fourth of july is an american holiday.

Underline the correct word or words in parentheses.
A dark and shrouded figure emerged (sudden, suddenly) from the house.

Underline the correct word or words in parentheses.
The principal’s reprimand had little (effect, affect) on the unruly student.

Underline each adjective or adverb clause. Draw an arrow from the clause to the word it modifies. In the blank, write $adj.$ (adjective) or $adv.$ (adverb) to tell what kind of clause it is.
______The exchange student that you met was from Spain.

Correct the capitalization in each sentence. Draw three lines under each lowercase letter that should be capitalized and a single slash (B/ ) through any capital letters that should be lowercase.
The Gotham City philatelic society meets on Wednesday Evenings. (philately is the hobby of stamp collecting.)

Draw three lines under each lowercase letter that should be capitalized. Strike through (B/ ) each capitalized letter that should be lowercase./ The ending was corny, complete with a rendition of “Home On The Range.”

Draw three lines under each lowercase letter that should be capitalized. For each italicized word write in the blank $com.$ (common noun) or $prop.$ (proper noun).
______I read an article about martin luther king jr. in last sunday’s newspaper.

Draw three lines under each lowercase letter that should be capitalized. Strike through (B/ ) each capitalized letter that should be lowercase.
The stranger looked as though he had stepped out of a dickensian novel.

Draw three lines under each letter that should be capitalized. If a sentence is correct, write C in the blank to the left of the sentence./ _____Burning leaves is also a fire hazard. (it must be done in a well-controlled environment and watched at all times.)

Underline each adjective or adverb clause. Draw an arrow from the clause to the word it modifies. In the blank, write $adj.$ (adjective) or $adv.$ (adverb) to tell what kind of clause it is.
______The city from which I came is a large metropolis.

Draw three lines under each letter that should be capitalized. If a sentence is correct, write C in the blank to the left of the sentence./ _____Burning leaves creates a pollution problem. (all the smoke and particles fill the air.)