Act English Punctuation Quiz 3 (18 MCQs)

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1. What can take the place of a period and join two complete sentences?
2. This is often times refered to as inverted commas. This is use when quoting someone else's words or work.
3. Through modern geology, humans have a clearer ..... though hardly complete ..... understanding of the mechanism of magma flow, and can analyze the vibrations of the earth to warn of recent eruptions.
4. Which punctuation mark is needed to correctly complete the sentence:'The meeting was scheduled for 3 PM ..... however, it was postponed to 4 PM.'
5. I was worried that I had failed the test, however, my teacher curved the scores.
6. What are the types of punctuation that end a sentence?
7. When using "however" in a sentence, what is the KEY factor in determining punctuation?
8. The two of us spent all day; in the park it was lovely.
9. FREEBIE QUESTIONAre you going to have a good time during fall break?SELECT THE ANSWER WITH THE EXCLAMATION MARKS ON IT!!!!
10. Identify the sentence with correct punctuation for a compound sentence.
11. Jenna's favorite subject is English; she especially enjoys analyzing poetry.
12. Choose the correct punctuation to fill in the blank:'The cake was delicious ..... everyone asked for a second slice.'
13. When you have a sentence that shows strong emotion what do you put at the end of the sentence? Usually follows an exclamations and interjections like OH NO or OOPS .....
14. Which is correct?mr jackson wanted to play uno but his cards are missing?
15. What punctuation is needed in the following sentence? 'I have three pets a dog a cat and a fish.'
16. Read the following sentence:Giving back to your community helps you understand how important it is to support people in need-which is why I donated money to the homeless shelter this month.Which is a better placement for the dash?(PUN-Punctuation/Conventions)
17. When using "however" to interrupt a sentence, why do we need two commas?
18. What makes the Oxford comma different from other commas?