The sentences feature arrows that point to the beginning of ending...

The sentences feature arrows that point to the beginning of ending of an adjective clause or phrase.  Please insert a comma in the sentence under the arrow if a comma is needed in that part of the sentence.  If a comma is not needed in the part of the sentence under the arrow, then do not insert a comma into that part of the sentence.  Each comma is worth 4 points.

Quiz #6
COMM 600

Comma Use in Adjective Clauses and Phrases

Various Other Punctuation Marks
I.
The following sentences have adjective clauses and adjective phrases. Some are
restrictive, while others are non-restrictive.
The sentences feature arrows that point to the beginning of ending of an adjective
clause or phrase. Please insert a comma in the sentence under the arrow if a comma is
needed in that part of the sentence . If a comma is not needed in the part of the sentence
under the arrow, then do not insert a comma into that part of the sentence. Each
comma is worth 4 points.
The following example illustrates how each item should be completed.
Example:
Jill who is my next-door neighbor recently bought a car that runs on electricity.
Answer:
Jill
,
who is my next-door neighbor
,
recently bought a car that runs on electricity.
1.
Generational differences can be difficult to define. Scholars who study generational
change attempt to identify cultural characteristics that distinguish one group of people
from the generation that preceded it.