Appositive Phrases

Identify the appositive phrase in the following sentence: The famous singer, Beyonce, performed at the concert.

• Beyonce

• famous singer Beyonce

• performed at the concert

• The famous singer

How should the appositive phrase be punctuated in the sentence: My best friend Sarah is coming over for dinner.

• My best friend, Sarah is, coming over for dinner.

• My best friend, Sarah, is coming over for dinner.

• My best friend, Sarah is coming over for dinner.

• My best friend Sarah is coming over for dinner.

In the sentence 'My dog, a golden retriever, loves to play in the park.', what is the appositive phrase?

• a golden retriever

• My dog

• loves to play in the park

• in the park

What is the appositive phrase in the sentence: The capital of France, Paris, is known for its beautiful architecture.

• Louvre Museum

• Seine River

• Eiffel Tower

• Paris

Correctly punctuate the appositive phrase in the sentence: The author J.K. Rowling wrote the Harry Potter series.

• The author J.K. Rowling, wrote the Harry Potter series.

• The author J.K. Rowling wrote the Harry Potter series.

• The author, J.K. Rowling, wrote the Harry Potter series.

• The author J.K. Rowling wrote, the Harry Potter series.

Identify the appositive phrase in the following sentence: The scientist, a Nobel Prize winner, made a groundbreaking discovery.

• a Nobel Prize winner

• scientist

• made a

• the groundbreaking discovery

How should the appositive phrase be punctuated in the sentence: Our neighbor Mr. Smith is a talented musician.

• Our neighbor Mr. Smith is a talented musician.

• Our neighbor, Mr. Smith is a talented musician.

• Our neighbor Mr. Smith, is a talented musician.

• Our neighbor, Mr. Smith, is a talented musician.

In the sentence 'My favorite fruit, an apple, is delicious.', what is the appositive phrase?

• a watermelon

• an apple

• a pineapple

• a banana

What is the appositive phrase in the sentence: The athlete, a record holder, broke the world record.

• the world record

• broke the world record

• a record holder

• The athlete

Correctly punctuate the appositive phrase in the sentence: The teacher Mrs. Johnson is very kind.

• The teacher, Mrs. Johnson, is very kind.

• The teacher, Mrs. Johnson is very kind.

• The teacher Mrs. Johnson is very kind.

• The teacher Mrs. Johnson, is very kind.