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Which is the appropriate use of a hyphen?

Semi-colons can also be used to separate complicated items in a series or list.

SAT Week 1 Review

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1
Semi-colons can also be used to separate complicated items in a series or list.
False
True
2
Which is the appropriate use of a hyphen?
double-doors
Wow-I can't believe it!
long-term benefits
mail-box
3
You can only use a semi-colon to separate parts of a sentence if:
semi-colons aren't used to separate parts of a sentence
there are fragments on both sides.
there is one independent clause before the semi-colon only.
there are two independent clauses on both sides.
4
Pick the correct usage of a colon:
My: aunt, uncle, and brother are coming over.
Today, I: walked the dog, took out the trash, and did the dishes.
I couldn't believe my eyes: she actually won the election.
Today is election: day.
5
Which is NOT a proper way to use a dash?
to combine two words
to create emphasis
to make your writing more sophisticated and varied.
to show someone's dialogue is being interrupted
6
In most cases:
affect and effect are the same
affect is a noun
affect is a verb
effect is a verb
7
In a reading passage with a graph:
Don't look at the graphs at all.
There are no graphs on the SAT.
Look at the graph before reading the passage.
Look at the graph(s) last.
8
To concede means to:
explain
assert
argue
yield
9
"Not only" always get pairs with:
but also
and
also
however