Punctuation Quiz (comma. apostrophe, semicolon)

Young, sassy, Maria likes to get her hair done talk on the phone and visit Chicago.

Add the correct punctuation: John is not doing well in algebra___perhaps he will enjoy geometry next semester.

Correct or incorrect: I would love to hang out this weekend but, I am grounded.

Place the apostrophe in the correct word: Everyones ears were hurting from the loud music.

Place the apostrophe in the correct word: All of the students designs were hung up on the wall.

Correct or incorrect: As the sun went down, Catherine, Holly and, Mark realized they were lost in the woods.

The _______ rules are written on her classroom door.

This punctuation mark is used to combined two independent clauses with out using a conjunction word.

How is the comma being used in the following sentence: Mary, I wish you would help me clean my room.

George, I wish you would help me clean my room.

Fill in the blank: It rained all day___consequently, I didn't get much done in the garden.

Are the apostrophes placed in the correct place: This is Peter's book.

Why do we need a comma in this sentence? We plan to go to Fun Zone and we also plan to go to Pizza Hut.

Hint: Insert a fanboy and a comma. I received an A on my test _______ my mom let me stay at my friend's house.

Is the noun singular or possessive: The diamond's beauty is remarkable.

Is the apostrophe placed in the correct place: The mans' dog ran away.

Place the apostrophe in the correct word: The frogs bodies are developing day by day.

Place the apostrophe in the correct word: The puppies mother become ill after they were born.

Correct or incorrect: We cleaned the car painted the fence, and mowed the lawn.

The most exciting fun holidays are Christmas Easter and Halloween.

Insert commas where needed, if none are needed say Correct. The man with the dog is headed this way.

What is the comma separating in this sentence: My sister helps me with my English, Math, Science, and History lesson.

Is the apostrophe placed in the correct place: The librarians' belongings are in her closet.

_______ notebook was covered with colorful stickers.

Is the noun singular or possessive: The trees' branches was destroyed after the terrible storm.

Sweet thoughtful Ms. Baden helps me with my English Math Science and History homework

Is the noun singular or possessive: The queen's palace is enormous.

Before we go out for lunch I would like to clean my room a little.

This punctuation mark is used to introduce a list.

Correct or incorrect comma usage: Brandon, Ann, and Sammy ate the hotdog, but they did not eat the bun.