Which sentence is punctuated correctly?

There is snow on the mountain; I think winter is here.

Bonus: what's the right way to use a quotation?

When I arrived, she said, "You're late, buster."

Bonus: Which is correct?

There is no cheese in the fridge.

Which sentence is correct?

The girls' chance to read will soon arrive.

Which sentence is correct?

Before I got to high school, I didn't know reading could be fun.

Which sentence is correct?

I'm stopping at the mall, but I'll be home before eight.

Which sentence is punctuated incorrectly?

This is how you get to university; work hard.

Bonus: Which ones are correct?

The store raised its prices., The dog chewed its bone., It's getting late.

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1
Which sentence is punctuated correctly?
There is a car on the driveway; not our car.
There is frost on the car; and I think there will be more.
There is a cast on his leg; that's a good hospital.
There is snow on the mountain; I think winter is here.
2
Bonus: what's the right way to use a quotation?
When I arrived, she said, "You're late, buster".
When I arrived, she said "You're late, buster."
When I arrived, she said, You're late, buster."
When I arrived, she said, "You're late, buster."
3
What type of sentence is this? "I left the house and ran away."
Simple sentence
Complex sentence
Compound sentence
Compound-complex sentence
4
Bonus: Which is correct?
Their is no cheese in the fridge.
There is cheese in the shoebox.
They're is no cheese in the fridge.
There is no cheese in the fridge.
5
Which sentence is correct?
The girls's have a chance to read another novel.
The girls' chance to read will soon arrive.
The girls's chance to read will soon arrive.
The girls' have a chance to read another novel.
6
Which sentence is correct?
I didn't know reading could be fun, before I got to high school.
Before I got to high school, I didn't know reading could be fun.
Before I got to high school I didn't know reading could be fun.
I didn't know reading could be fun; before I got to high school.
7
Which sentence is correct?
I'm stopping at the mall, but I'll be home before eight.
I'm stopping at the mall, after volleyball practice is done.
I'm stopping at the mall because I need a new shirt.
I'm stopping at the mall so I won't be home for dinner.
8
What type of sentence is this? "I left the house."
Compound sentence
Complex sentence
Simple sentence
Compound-complex sentence
9
What type of sentence is this? "I left the house, but Sarah disappeared and didn't return."
Compound-complex sentence
Compound sentence
Complex sentence
Simple sentence
10
The purpose of punctuation is to show you know the rules.
True
False
11
Which sentence is punctuated incorrectly?
Stop; look; and listen.
These are the best vegetables: corn, peas, and green beans.
This is how you get to university; work hard.
These are the best vacations: skiing, if you can; hiking; and boating.
12
Bonus: Which ones are correct?
The store raised its prices.
The dog chewed its bone.
I'd go, but its not safe.
It's getting late.
13
What type of sentence is this? "I left the house, and Sorab left with me."
Compound sentence
Compound-complex sentence
Complex sentence
Simple sentence

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Questions 13

Answers

1
Which sentence is punctuated correctly?
There is a car on the driveway; not our car.
There is frost on the car; and I think there will be more.
There is a cast on his leg; that's a good hospital.
There is snow on the mountain; I think winter is here.
2
Bonus: what's the right way to use a quotation?
When I arrived, she said, "You're late, buster".
When I arrived, she said "You're late, buster."
When I arrived, she said, You're late, buster."
When I arrived, she said, "You're late, buster."
3
What type of sentence is this? "I left the house and ran away."
Simple sentence
Complex sentence
Compound sentence
Compound-complex sentence
4
Bonus: Which is correct?
Their is no cheese in the fridge.
There is cheese in the shoebox.
They're is no cheese in the fridge.
There is no cheese in the fridge.
5
Which sentence is correct?
The girls's have a chance to read another novel.
The girls' chance to read will soon arrive.
The girls's chance to read will soon arrive.
The girls' have a chance to read another novel.
6
Which sentence is correct?
I didn't know reading could be fun, before I got to high school.
Before I got to high school, I didn't know reading could be fun.
Before I got to high school I didn't know reading could be fun.
I didn't know reading could be fun; before I got to high school.
7
Which sentence is correct?
I'm stopping at the mall, but I'll be home before eight.
I'm stopping at the mall, after volleyball practice is done.
I'm stopping at the mall because I need a new shirt.
I'm stopping at the mall so I won't be home for dinner.
8
What type of sentence is this? "I left the house."
Compound sentence
Complex sentence
Simple sentence
Compound-complex sentence
9
What type of sentence is this? "I left the house, but Sarah disappeared and didn't return."
Compound-complex sentence
Compound sentence
Complex sentence
Simple sentence
10
The purpose of punctuation is to show you know the rules.
True
False
11
Which sentence is punctuated incorrectly?
Stop; look; and listen.
These are the best vegetables: corn, peas, and green beans.
This is how you get to university; work hard.
These are the best vacations: skiing, if you can; hiking; and boating.
12
Bonus: Which ones are correct?
The store raised its prices.
The dog chewed its bone.
I'd go, but its not safe.
It's getting late.
13
What type of sentence is this? "I left the house, and Sorab left with me."
Compound sentence
Compound-complex sentence
Complex sentence
Simple sentence