Question 1

1. Identify the sentence below that is punctuated correctly.
2. Rover likes to play fetch, chase cars and sleep by the fire.
3. Types of bullying include physical emotional and verbal.
4. Colin is afraid of snakes, spiders, and cockroaches.
5. Mom likes to garden, go to the movies and play video games.

5 points  

Question 2

1. Identify the sentence below that is punctuated correctly.
2. The new house, built on the beach, has its own dock.
3. The couch unfortunately, is too large for the room.
4. The owner, of the boat, was on the dock when the accident happened.
5. The family cat, which was adopted in 2004 is getting old.

5 points  

Question 3

1. Identify the sentence below that is punctuated correctly.
2. My favorite fruits are cantaloupe, watermelon, and kiwi.
3. Donald uses the same insurance agent to purchase, car insurance, motorcycle insurance, and homeowner's insurance.
4. Ginger could not decide between a cat, a dog or a hamster for a pet.
5. The job that appears so glamorous, carefree, and easy, carries a high degree of responsibility.

5 points  

Question 4

1. Identify the sentence below that is punctuated correctly.
2. Joanna said "We'll go to the party a little late."
3. The announcer yelled "Touchdown"!
4. Professor Johnson said, "Your assignments are due on Wednesday."
5. "The world" said Mr. Smith, "is waiting for you."

5 points  

Question 5

1. Identify the sentence below that is punctuated correctly.
2. Some important vitamins are: vitamin A, vitamin C, and vitamin K.
3. There will be several types of precipitation today: snow, rain, and hail.
4. There are several types of trees in the park, such as: chestnut, hickory, and walnut.
5. The heart's two pumps each consist of: an upper chamber, or atrium, and a lower chamber, or ventricle.

5 points  

Question 6

1. Identify the sentence below that is punctuated correctly.
2. Daniel considered going to Aruba, Greece, or Italy for vacation.
3. The salesman showed Margarite the large-screen television, and the high-tech BluRay player.
4. Joann could not decide between the seafood, the beef or the pasta dish.
5. Martin told his story to reporters from the local newspaper the local television stations, and the local radio reporter.

5 points  

Question 7

1. Identify the sentence below that is punctuated correctly.
2. "Let's get the sleds," said Darlene, "before all the snow melts"!
3. "Let's get the sleds" said Darlene, "before all the snow melts!"
4. "Let's get the sleds" said Darlene "before all the snow melts!"
5. "Let's get the sleds," said Darlene, "before all the snow melts!"

5 points  

Question 8

1. Identify the sentence below that is punctuated correctly.
2. Aunt Mina asked, "Why can't I go with you?"
3. Aunt Mina asked, "Why can't I go with you"?
4. Aunt Mina asked "Why can't I go with you?"
5. Aunt Mina asked "Why can't I go with you"?

5 points  

Question 9

1. Identify the sentence below that is punctuated correctly.
2. Some people however, think snakes are great pets.
3. It is, of course important to get enough sleep every night.
4. Calculus, despite its reputation, is not that bad.
5. On the other hand some people, prefer tea to coffee.

5 points  

Question 10

1. Identify the sentence below that is punctuated correctly.
2. The bluefish weighed twelve pounds give or take a few ounces.
3. Maureen moved into her new house on Saturday, by the way.
4. Evolution, so far as we know doesn't work this way.
5. He did of course, win the contest.

5 points  

Question 11

1. Identify the sentence below that is punctuated correctly.
2. Sarah forgot her sneakers in the girls's locker room.
3. Sarah forgot her sneakers in the girls' locker room.
4. Sarah forgot her sneakers in the girl's locker room.
5. Sarah forgot her sneakers in the girls locker room.

5 points  

Question 12

1. Identify the sentence below that is punctuated correctly.
2. I have lived in the following cities; New York, Los Angeles, and Las Vegas.
3. My favorite children's movie is Ann of Green Gables; and I own the DVD.
4. Unless you brush your teeth within ten or fifteen minutes after eating; brushing does almost no good.
5. Cats tend to sleep more than twelve hours a day; thus, they often have a reputation for being lazy.

5 points  

Question 13

1. Identify the sentence below that is punctuated correctly.
2. She always does homework with the television on, it distracts her from her work.
3. Maria studied hard for the exam and she earned an A.
4. Alice had a headache that lasted for several days, and a sore throat.
5. It had been 3,000 miles since her last oil change, so she scheduled an appointment with the repair shop.

5 points  

Question 14

1. Identify the sentence below that is punctuated correctly.
2. John, after leaving the party went home.
3. Maureen realized she couldn't keep snacks for the kids in the pantry, because she was too tempted to eat them herself.
4. When Lauren was ready to leave she put on her coat.
5. After she closed the door, she put the car into drive and sped off.

5 points  

Question 15

1. Identify the sentence below that is punctuated correctly.
2. A black garbage bag, dangling and crinkling in the wind covers the driver's side window.
3. The vehicle, my 1995 Regal, sits in the driveway.
4. When you are on MySpace.com you can network, browse other members' profiles, page people, and search for old friends.
5. The stadium scoreboard is huge which makes it easy for the audience to see the statistics of the game clearly from any spot in the stadium.

5 points  

Question 16

1. Identify the sentence below that is punctuated correctly.
2. Its' not fair that some people never gain weight.
3. It's the only way to get home from here.
4. The dog ate it's food.
5. Its the fastest route that I know.

5 points  

Question 17

1. Identify the sentence below that is punctuated correctly.
2. A car driving on wet roads can literally float on the surface of the road, which is called hydroplaning.
3. My professor, Mr. Swanski invited two students to participate in a debate.
4. People no matter what their age, want to know where they stand in their relationships.
5. Failure to take action to reverse this cycle, however would mean a world of peril.

5 points  

Question 18

1. Identify the sentence below that is punctuated correctly.
2. On the Strip, where all the action takes place, there are always people of every imaginable background.
3. Family is always valuable but so are friends.
4. Las Vegas, sometimes called Sin City is not the capital city of Nevada, but it might as well be.
5. Ask a person to name another city in Nevada and one out of four probably cannot.

5 points  

Question 19

1. Identify the sentence below that is punctuated correctly.
2. Yes you may borrow the car.
3. Close the refrigerator door, Johnny.
4. You know, Alice you can't always be right.
5. Bring back the scissors when you are done please.

5 points  

Question 20

1. Identify the sentence below that is punctuated correctly.
2. Although Mrs. Senn was extremely strict she was not mean at all.
3. In James Buchan's "The Currency of Dreams," published in Harper's magazine, he explains that as a child he had little interest in money and carried that attitude into adulthood.
4. My niece Julia is thirteen years old, and tries very hard to fit in.
5. However she is not always successful.

5 points  

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