SAT Grammar Practice Questions: Standard English Conventions
SAT Grammar Practice Questions on Quiz Portal are free and original. Work through each skill, run a 5, 10 or 20 question domain drill, and read the explanation after every answer to master the Standard English Conventions domain.
Edit texts to follow core conventions of sentence structure, usage and punctuation.
SAT Grammar Practice: Skill and Knowledge Testing Points
Domain drill
21 original questions in this domain (7 easier, 7 mixed, 7 harder).
Sample question
- floor,
- floor;
- floor
- floor, and,
Show answer and explanation
B. floor;. The blank falls between two independent clauses (“the crew . . . used sonar to map . . . the sea floor” and “the resulting maps revealed . . .”), and a semicolon correctly joins them. A comma alone creates a comma splice, no punctuation creates a run-on, and in “floor, and,” the comma after “and” wrongly separates the conjunction from the clause it introduces.
SAT Grammar Practice FAQs
What is SAT Grammar Practice?
SAT Grammar Practice is a free set of original Digital SAT questions for the Standard English Conventions domain, with skill drills and explanations.
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Pick a skill drill to practise one testing point, or run a domain drill of 5, 10 or 20 questions. Read the explanation after each answer.
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Open SAT Grammar Practice above to start practising SAT Grammar Practice Questions. Pick a skill drill to practise one testing point, or run a domain drill of 5, 10 or 20 questions. Read the explanation after each answer.