Capitalization and Punctuation

Front

Choose the correct way to write this sentence:

Are you sure you want pizza? Sammy asked

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"are you sure you want pizza?" Sammy asked

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"Are you sure you want pizza?" Sammy asked.

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"Are you sure you want pizza" Sammy asked

Back

"Are you sure you want pizza?" Sammy asked.

Front

Which is written correctly?
Options:

We ate pizza ice cream and cake last night!

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We ate, pizza ice cream, and cake last night!

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We ate pizza ice cream and cake last night

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We ate pizza, ice cream, and cake last night!

Back

We ate pizza, ice cream, and cake last night!

Front

Which is written correctly? Options:

Yes, I am reading Harry Potter.

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Yes I am reading Harry Potter.

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Yes I am reading Harry Potter

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Yes/ I am reading Harry Potter.

Back

Yes, I am reading Harry Potter.

Front

Where would a comma go in this sentence: Nicholas will you read this page?

Back

After Nicholas

Front

Fix this run on sentence: Dolphins have fins they swim across the ocean

Back

Dolphins have fins. They swim across the ocean.

Front

What is the abbreviation for Post Office?

Back

P.O.

Front

What is the abbreviation for Mister?

Back

Mr.

Front

What is the abbreviation for Illinois? Options: IS, IL, I.L., I.S.

Back

IL

Front

Choose the sentence that is a quotation:

"He ran across the street!" Abby said.

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Abby said that he ran across the street.

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He ran across the street.

Back

"He ran across the street!" Abby said.

Front

Select the correct version of this sentence: Mom said, you have to do a better job at that., Mom said, "You have to do a better job at that.", "Mom said, You have to do a better job at that.", "Mom said," you have to do a better job at that.

Back

Mom said, "You have to do a better job at that."