Duplicate of Capitalization & Punctuation Review

What are the words on the left called?  Hint: Two words squeezed together

The punctuation mark used with this word is an: (there will be a picture)

you have no idea how happy I am to see you.  What's wrong?

I really dont even care about capitalization or punctuation.  What's wrong?

This punctuation mark takes place of a period or a comma and conjunction.

A person's name or a name brand are examples of this type of noun.

A comma is used between the _____________ of dates. 

A comma is used between a __________ and state.

I just want, to know, if you have ever been to, Cedar Point.  What's wrong?

You should always capitalize this word, which is just one letter:

A contraction, which is a combination of two words, contains this punctuation mark:

Words and phrases that help the flow of your writing by connecting ideas are called:

And, or, but, yet, for, nor, and so are all called: (Hint: School House Rock)

I can't run fast.  Kyle can run super fast. What can take place of the first period?

These are the rules stay seated, be respectful, and do what's asked of you.  What's missing? 

This punctuation mark helps show possession or ownership:

You use a __________ between two consecutive adjectives.

you should always capitalize the __________ word of every sentence...which I didn't do here.

Nouns that don't get capitalized, such as teacher or student, are these type of nouns:

This punctuation mark is used to separate items in a list.

This punctuation mark is used to introduce a list of items:

Why can't i just write what i want?  What's wrong?

You need to pack shorts underwear pants and socks for the weekend.  What's missing?