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By my door is a thin, delicate basket for your umbrella.

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My uncle has no teeth, but he loves to smile and laugh.

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Attention: Watch out for approaching train!

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"Rats! We are out of butter!" Uncle Don cried.

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She can't whistle a tune at all.

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She said, "Of all those teams...I like the Reds the best."

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At the zoo we saw twenty-one storks and thirty-two ducks.

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That clown--the scariest I've ever seen--was dressed in red.

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Batman took down the Joker; it was an easy fight.

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She ran down the block, across the street, and to the park.

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I hate first, fish; second, seafood; and third, steak.

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Your address has lots of 7's and 8's in it.

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I gave cake to Helga, the new granny, to enjoy for dessert.

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That funny dog, unable to find its tail, ran in circles.

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Truly, one should always take good care of their knees.

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It is way past coloring time, Fred.

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I dashed in. I was shocked. (I'd lost the race.)

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Questions 20

Answers

1
Choose the sentence that is divided correctly.
division
di-vision
div-ision
divis-ion
2
Choose the sentence with the correct end mark.
That park is a national park?
That park is a national park.
That park is a national park;
That park is a national park!
3
Choose the sentence that is punctuated correctly.
By my door is a thin, delicate, basket for your umbrella.
By my door is a thin delicate basket for your umbrella.
By my door is a thin, delicate basket for your umbrella.
By my door is a thin, delicate, basket, for your umbrella.
4
Choose the sentence that is punctuated correctly.
My uncle has no teeth but he loves to smile and laugh.
My uncle has no teeth, but he loves to smile and laugh.
My uncle has no teeth but, he loves to smile and laugh.
My uncle has no teeth; but he loves to smile and laugh.
5
Choose the sentence that is punctuated correctly.
Attention Watch out for approaching train!
Attention Watch out: for approaching train!
Attention: Watch out: for approaching train!
Attention: Watch out for approaching train!
6
Choose the sentence that is punctuated correctly.
"Rats! We are out of butter, Uncle Don cried."
"Rats! We are out of butter!" Uncle Don cried.
"Rats! We are out of butter", Uncle Don cried.
"Rats We are out of butter!" Uncle Don cried!
7
Choose the sentence that is punctuated correctly.
She cant whistle a tune at all.
She can't whistle a tune at all.
She ca'nt whistle a tune at all.
She cant' whistle a tune at all.
8
Choose the sentence that is punctuated correctly.
She said, "Of all those teams...I like the Reds the best."
She said "Of all those teams...I like the Reds the best."
She said, Of all those teams...I like the Reds the best.
She said, "Of all those teams; I like the Reds the best."
9
Choose the sentence that is punctuated correctly.
At the zoo we saw twenty-one-storks and thirty-two-ducks.
At the zoo we saw twenty one storks and thirty-two ducks.
At the zoo we saw twenty-one storks and thirty-two ducks.
At the zoo we saw twenty one storks and thirty two ducks.
10
Choose the sentence that is punctuated correctly.
That clown the scariest I've ever seen--was dressed in red.
That clown the scariest I've ever seen was dressed in red.
That clown--the scariest I've ever seen was dressed in red.
That clown--the scariest I've ever seen--was dressed in red.
11
Choose the sentence that is punctuated correctly.
Batman took down the Joker; it was an easy fight.
Batman took down the Joker it was an easy fight.
Batman took down the Joker, it was an easy fight.
Batman took down the Joker: it was an easy fight.
12
Choose the sentence that is punctuated correctly.
She ran down the block across the street and to the park.
She ran, down the block, across the street, and to the park.
She ran down the block across the street, and to the park.
She ran down the block, across the street, and to the park.
13
Choose the sentence that is punctuated correctly.
I hate first; fish; second; seafood; and third; steak.
I hate first, fish; second, seafood; and third, steak.
I hate first, fish, second, seafood, and third, steak.
I hate first; fish, second; seafood, and third; steak.
14
Choose the sentence with the correct end mark.
Watch your language;
Watch your language?
Watch your language.
Watch your language!
15
Choose the sentence that is punctuated correctly.
Your address has lots of 7s and 8s in it.
Your address has lots of 7s' and 8s' in it.
Your address has lots of 7s' and 8's in it.
Your address has lots of 7's and 8's in it.
16
Choose the sentence that is punctuated correctly.
I gave cake to Helga the new granny, to enjoy for dessert.
I gave cake to Helga the new granny to enjoy for dessert.
I gave cake to Helga, the new granny, to enjoy for dessert.
I gave cake, to Helga, the new granny, to enjoy for dessert.
17
Choose the sentence that is punctuated correctly.
That funny dog unable to find its tail ran in circles.
That funny dog, unable to find its tail ran in circles.
That funny dog, unable, to find its tail, ran in circles.
That funny dog, unable to find its tail, ran in circles.
18
Choose the sentence that is punctuated correctly.
Truly one should always take good care of their knees.
Truly, one should always take good care of their knees.
Truly one should, always take good care of their knees.
Truly, one should, always, take good care of their knees.
19
Choose the sentence that is punctuated correctly.
It is way, past coloring time, Fred.
It is way past coloring time Fred.
It is, way past coloring time, Fred.
It is way past coloring time, Fred.
20
Choose the sentence that is punctuated correctly.
(I dashed in.) I was shocked. I'd lost the race.
I dashed in. I was shocked. (I'd lost the race.)
I dashed in. (I was shocked. ) I'd lost the race.
I dashed in. (I was shocked. I'd lost the race.)

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Duplicate of Punctuation Review

20 termsStudBud Administration

Review your punctuation rules

Flashcards20 cardsFPractice quizPHost liveL

Questions 20

Answers

1
Choose the sentence that is divided correctly.
division
di-vision
div-ision
divis-ion
2
Choose the sentence with the correct end mark.
That park is a national park?
That park is a national park.
That park is a national park;
That park is a national park!
3
Choose the sentence that is punctuated correctly.
By my door is a thin, delicate, basket for your umbrella.
By my door is a thin delicate basket for your umbrella.
By my door is a thin, delicate basket for your umbrella.
By my door is a thin, delicate, basket, for your umbrella.
4
Choose the sentence that is punctuated correctly.
My uncle has no teeth but he loves to smile and laugh.
My uncle has no teeth, but he loves to smile and laugh.
My uncle has no teeth but, he loves to smile and laugh.
My uncle has no teeth; but he loves to smile and laugh.
5
Choose the sentence that is punctuated correctly.
Attention Watch out for approaching train!
Attention Watch out: for approaching train!
Attention: Watch out: for approaching train!
Attention: Watch out for approaching train!
6
Choose the sentence that is punctuated correctly.
"Rats! We are out of butter, Uncle Don cried."
"Rats! We are out of butter!" Uncle Don cried.
"Rats! We are out of butter", Uncle Don cried.
"Rats We are out of butter!" Uncle Don cried!
7
Choose the sentence that is punctuated correctly.
She cant whistle a tune at all.
She can't whistle a tune at all.
She ca'nt whistle a tune at all.
She cant' whistle a tune at all.
8
Choose the sentence that is punctuated correctly.
She said, "Of all those teams...I like the Reds the best."
She said "Of all those teams...I like the Reds the best."
She said, Of all those teams...I like the Reds the best.
She said, "Of all those teams; I like the Reds the best."
9
Choose the sentence that is punctuated correctly.
At the zoo we saw twenty-one-storks and thirty-two-ducks.
At the zoo we saw twenty one storks and thirty-two ducks.
At the zoo we saw twenty-one storks and thirty-two ducks.
At the zoo we saw twenty one storks and thirty two ducks.
10
Choose the sentence that is punctuated correctly.
That clown the scariest I've ever seen--was dressed in red.
That clown the scariest I've ever seen was dressed in red.
That clown--the scariest I've ever seen was dressed in red.
That clown--the scariest I've ever seen--was dressed in red.
11
Choose the sentence that is punctuated correctly.
Batman took down the Joker; it was an easy fight.
Batman took down the Joker it was an easy fight.
Batman took down the Joker, it was an easy fight.
Batman took down the Joker: it was an easy fight.
12
Choose the sentence that is punctuated correctly.
She ran down the block across the street and to the park.
She ran, down the block, across the street, and to the park.
She ran down the block across the street, and to the park.
She ran down the block, across the street, and to the park.
13
Choose the sentence that is punctuated correctly.
I hate first; fish; second; seafood; and third; steak.
I hate first, fish; second, seafood; and third, steak.
I hate first, fish, second, seafood, and third, steak.
I hate first; fish, second; seafood, and third; steak.
14
Choose the sentence with the correct end mark.
Watch your language;
Watch your language?
Watch your language.
Watch your language!
15
Choose the sentence that is punctuated correctly.
Your address has lots of 7s and 8s in it.
Your address has lots of 7s' and 8s' in it.
Your address has lots of 7s' and 8's in it.
Your address has lots of 7's and 8's in it.
16
Choose the sentence that is punctuated correctly.
I gave cake to Helga the new granny, to enjoy for dessert.
I gave cake to Helga the new granny to enjoy for dessert.
I gave cake to Helga, the new granny, to enjoy for dessert.
I gave cake, to Helga, the new granny, to enjoy for dessert.
17
Choose the sentence that is punctuated correctly.
That funny dog unable to find its tail ran in circles.
That funny dog, unable to find its tail ran in circles.
That funny dog, unable, to find its tail, ran in circles.
That funny dog, unable to find its tail, ran in circles.
18
Choose the sentence that is punctuated correctly.
Truly one should always take good care of their knees.
Truly, one should always take good care of their knees.
Truly one should, always take good care of their knees.
Truly, one should, always, take good care of their knees.
19
Choose the sentence that is punctuated correctly.
It is way, past coloring time, Fred.
It is way past coloring time Fred.
It is, way past coloring time, Fred.
It is way past coloring time, Fred.
20
Choose the sentence that is punctuated correctly.
(I dashed in.) I was shocked. I'd lost the race.
I dashed in. I was shocked. (I'd lost the race.)
I dashed in. (I was shocked. ) I'd lost the race.
I dashed in. (I was shocked. I'd lost the race.)