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Perfect Punctuation!
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1A comma (,) is used to do what?

- AIndicate a pause
- BSeparate clauses
- CSeparate items on a list
- DAllow the writer to use more than one adjective or adverb
- EIn front of certain connectives to link independent clauses
- FTo finish a sentence
2'Jenny had learned to study by herself, even though she didn't enjoy it'
This is an example of the correct way to use the comma to separate clauses in a sentence.
- ARichtig
- BFalsch
3The semi-colon (;) is used to:

- AIndicate there is a list to follow
- BJoin two sentences with related ideas together instead of using a connective.
- CEnd a sentence
- DTo separate items on a long list
4The colon (:) is used to

- AIndicate a list
- BIndicate a pause
- CJoin two parts of a sentence with linked meanings to give an example or explain the first part of the sentence.
- DFor a heading or title
5For each of the sentences below choose either a colon or semi-colon from the drop-down menu to correctly punctuate the sentences.
1) We have one rule in this school[blank_start]:[blank_end] treat others as you would like them to treat you.
2) There is a choice of three main courses[blank_start]:[blank_end] beef in ale[blank_start];[blank_end] spaghetti bolognese or fish and chips.
3) Mum could not find her car keys[blank_start];[blank_end] we had to walk to school.
4) There are four teams left in the World Cup[blank_start]:[blank_end]
5) The clock would not work[blank_start];[blank_end] it needed a battery.
6) We tried three ways to save money[blank_start]:[blank_end] turning down the heating[blank_start];[blank_end] cycling to work[blank_start];[blank_end] holidaying in this country.
- A:
- B;
- C:
- D;
- E;
- F:
- G;
- H:
- I:
- J;
- K;
- L:
- M:
- N;
- O;
- P:
- Q;
- R:
6The apostrophe(') is used to:

- ASeparate items in a list
- BIndicate possession
- CJoin clauses in sentences
- DTo show when a letter has been missed out of a word to make it shorter
7For each of the examples of apostrophe us in the image, choose from the drop-down menus either 'omission' if the apostrophe is being used to indicate a missing letter or 'possession' if it is being used to indicate ownership.

- AOmission
- BPossession
- COmission
- DPossession
- EOmission
- FPossession
- GOmission
- HPossession
- IOmission
- JPossession
8Full stops(.) are only used

- ATo end a sentence
- BTo indicate there is a list to follow
- CTo separate clauses in sentences
- DTo indicate a pause
9What does an exclamation mark (!) do?

- AReplace a full stop at the end of a sentence
- BAsk a question
- CTurns statements into imperatives
- DIndicate the end of a sentence
- EIndicate emotions such as fear, anger or shock etc
10The question (?) mark does what?

- AIndicates emotions
- BTurns sentences into questions
- CReplaces a full stop
- DIndicates the end of a sentence
11The passage below has had all of the punctuation marks removed. Choose from the drop-down menus to replace these and correctly punctuation the passage so that it makes sense.
Yaqoob and Iqbal were nervous of hanging around a volatile situation[blank_start].[blank_end] They agreed to find out for me what was happening[blank_start],[blank_end] ordering me to stay inside the car as they were swallowed up by the crowd[blank_start].[blank_end] They emerged sometime later[blank_start].[blank_end] 'It[blank_start]'[blank_end]s still not resolved,' said Iqbal, 'but it[blank_start]'[blank_end]s starting to get nasty. I think we should leave'[blank_start].[blank_end] As we drove away[blank_start],[blank_end] Yaqoob reflected on his driving skills[blank_start].[blank_end] 'I really enjoyed that[blank_start],[blank_end]' he said as we drove off at a more sedate pace[blank_start].[blank_end] 'But I don[blank_start]'[blank_end]t even have my licence yet because I[blank_start]'[blank_end]m underage[blank_start]![blank_end]'.
They both found this hilarious[blank_start],[blank_end] but I was glad he hadn't told me before[blank_start];[blank_end] an inexperienced[blank_start],[blank_end] underage driver causing a massive pile-up in the middle of the high-stakes donkey race could have caused problems[blank_start].[blank_end]
- A.
- B:
- C;
- D,
- E;
- F.
- G.
- H;
- I!
- J.
- K!
- L;
- M' omission
- N' possession
- O,
- P' omission
- Q' possession
- R;
- S.
- T;
- U!
- V,
- W;
- X.
- Y.
- Z:
- AA;
- AB,
- AC!
- AD;
- AE.
- AF;
- AG:
- AH' omission
- AI' possession
- AJ;
- AK' omission
- AL' possession
- AM,
- AN!
- AO.
- AP:
- AQ,
- AR;
- AS!
- AT;
- AU.
- AV:
- AW,
- AX;
- AY:
- AZ.
- BA!
- BB?
Informationen
- Beschreibung
- A quiz to test knowledge and understanding of punctuation and how to use it.
- Autor
- Sarah Holmes
- Sprache
- English
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