Below are exercises
which involve mixed-sentences. Each sentence is taken from the essays found in
the reading section. When you click on the titles below a sentence will appear
in fragmented form. Rearrange the fragments so that they become a logical
sentence. All fragments must be used to complete the exercise.
Further instructions will be found above each quiz. When
you are finished the computer will grade your score.
CHAPTER
I - Society and History
5.
Ethnic Americans and Hyphenated Ones
9.
Self service and Self Reliance
10.
School Rings and Senior Privileges
11.
Volunteers and Charitable Collections
12.
Indians: the Native Americans
13.
Cowboys and the Wild Frontier
14.
Banjos, Harmonicas and Guitars
17.
"Old Glory" - The American Flag
19.
Blue Monday and "Thanks God It's Friday"
20.
Sending Cards for All Occasions
22.
Euphemisms: Nice Ways to Say Unpleasant Things
CHAPTER
II - Sightseeing and Daily Life
4.
8.
Tipping
10.
Health Warnings
11.
Happy Hours
12.
The Rose is a Special Flower
13.
Stickball on the City Streets
14.
Signing a Cast for a Broken Arm
15.
Day Nurseries and Old Age Homes
17.
Heads and Tails: Odds and Evens
18.
The American Funeral: Wakes and Embalming
19.
Part-time Jobs for Teenagers and Young Adults
20.
Bar-hopping and Teetotalers
21.
Honeymoons for the Newlyweds
22.
Flea Markets, Garage Sales and Used-Book Stores
CHAPTER
III - Culture and Food
1.
Ladies First
2.
Feminists and Women’s Liberation
4.
Hitchhiking on the Open Road
6.
Free Concerts in Museums, Parks and Public Places
7.
Grand Tour of An American Home
8.
Shopping Malls and Mail Order Catalogs
9.
Bridal Showers, Stag Parties and Other Rituals of Marriage
10.
Jazz and Country-Western Music
11.
Doggie Bags and Brown Bag Restaurants
13.
Abortion and the Death Penalty
14.
Beauty Pageants
16.
The Apple as a Special Fruit
17.
Champagne Toasts
19.
Sandwiches: BLTs and Submarines
20.
Summer Barbecues and Vegetarian Diets
21.
Home Remedies
23.
Birthday Parties and Pot Luck Dinners
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