Punctuation - All rules

Correct or Incorrect? One reason I love to ride roller coasters is: fear gives me a thrill.

Used to set off extra information in less formal writing

Correct or Incorrect?  I love to ride roller coasters; fear always gives me a thrill.

Correct or Incorrect?  Because fear always gives me a thrill; I love to ride roller coasters.

Used after a complete sentence to introduce a list

Used after an introductory word, phrase, or clause

Correctly combine these sentences: I went to the store on Saturday. I bought sneakers.

While away at college, Henry stayed in an off campus apartment.

Used to show a whispered aside

He always studied for his tests. He believed in preparation.

Used with a conjunction to join two sentences

Used to set off extra information in formal writing

Before his calculus exam Scott rubbed his lucky rabbit’s foot and found his favorite pencil.

Used in informal writing to interrupt a sentence to interject information       

Although Ray will eat a bug, he refuses all green veggies such as peas, spinach, and cucumbers.

Used to join two sentences that are related

Correct or Incorrect?  I love to ride roller coasters because fear always gives me a thrill.

Used to show omitted words 

Used to separate items in a list when commas are present in the list items