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- 1. Multiple ChoiceChoose the correcly punctuated sentence.The test is so difficult--I had to take it four times.The test is so difficult-I had to take it four times.The test is so difficult I had to take it four-times.
- 2. Multiple ChoiceChoose the correcly punctuated sentence.I want to live in Vieques; it has absolutely beautiful beaches.I want to live in Vieques; it has absolutely-beautiful beaches.I want to live in Vieques--the beachers there are absolutely-beautiful.
- 3. Multiple ChoiceChoose the correcly punctuated sentence.I asked him to buy flour--one kilo--and I was sure that he would forget; however, he came home with two kilos.I asked him to buy flour one kilo, and I was sure that he would forget; however, he came home with two kilos.I asked him to buy one kilo of flour and was sure that he would forget-however, he came home with two kilos.
- 4. Multiple Choice
Choose the correcly punctuated sentence.
On our trip through Europe--we got an amazing discount--we visited London, England; Paris, France; and Rome, Italy.
On our trip through Europe-we got an amazing discount-we visited London, England; Paris, France; and Rome, Italy.
On our--trip--through Europe, we got an amazing discount we visited London, England; Paris, France; and Rome, Italy.
- 5. Multiple ChoiceChoose the correcly punctuated sentence.We need to know how to use accurate punctuation marks--commas, colons, and semicolons--for the quiz.We need to know how to use accurate punctuation marks: commas, colons, and semicolons--for the quiz.For the quiz, we need to know how to use accurate punctuation--commas, colons, and semicolons--marks.
- 6. Multiple ChoiceChoose the correcly punctuated sentence.Frustrated, the teacher reminded the students--"Please, remember to mute your microphones."Frustrated, the teacher reminded the students-"Please, remember to mute your microphones."Frustrated, the teacher reminded the students-Please, remember to mute your microphones.
- 7. Multiple Choice
Choose the correcly punctuated sentence.
The players hated that they were forced to share the stadium with their most hated rivals--Derby County.
The players hated that they were forced to share the stadium with their most hated rivals-Derby County.
The players hated that they were forced to share the stadium with their most-hated rivals: Derby County.
- 8. Multiple ChoiceChoose the correcly punctuated sentence.Newstead Abbey--just outside Nottingham--was once the home of Lord Byron.Newstead Abbey-just outside Nottingham-was once the home of Lord Byron.Newstead Abbey just outside Nottingham wasonce the home of Lord Byron.
- 9. Multiple ChoiceChoose the correcly punctuated sentence.The mouse--squeaking and scurrying--ran straight at me; I was so frightened that I jumped on a chair.The mouse-squeaking and scurrying-ran straight at me; I was so frightened that I jumped on a chair.The mouse, squeaking and scurrying, ran straight at me--I was so-frightened that I jumped on a chair.
- 10. Multiple ChoiceChoose the correcly punctuated sentence.Due to quarantine, she now buys five-liter bottles of water instead of one-liter bottles.Due to quarantine, she now buys five liter bottles of water instead of one liter bottles.Due to quarantine, she now buys five liter bottles of water--instead of one liter bottles.
- 11. Multiple ChoiceChoose the correcly punctuated sentence.It was a fast-paced plot with lots of intrigue and action.It was a fast paced plot with lots of intrigue and action.The plot was fast-paced with lots of intrigue and action.
- 12. Multiple Choice
Choose the correcly punctuated sentence.
The story was wonderfully scripted by an amazing team of writers.
The story was wonderfully-scripted by a team of amazing writers.
It was a wonderfully scripted story by a team of amazing-writers.
- 13. Multiple ChoiceChoose the correcly punctuated sentence.Every six months, I take my car for a check-up at the garage.Every six-months, I take my car for a check-up at the garage.Every six-months, I take my car for a check up at the garage.
- 14. Multiple ChoiceChoose the correcly punctuated sentence.There are twenty-two stray cats that live outside my house: my neighbors keep feeding them.There are twenty-two stray cats that live outside my house-my neighbors keep feeding them.There are twenty two stray cats that live outside my house--my neighbors keep feeding them.
- 15. Multiple ChoiceChoose the correcly punctuated sentence.I can introduce you to the people you need to complete the project: Melissa, my sister-in-law; Tony, my stepbrother; and Michael, a local policeman.I can introduce you to the people you need to complete the project: Melissa, my sister-in-law; Tony, my step-brother; and Michael, a local policeman.I can introduce you to the people you need to complete the project: Melissa, my sister in law; Tony, my step-brother; and Michael, a local policeman.
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