English Semicolon/Colon Quiz

The squirrel leaped down from the branch, ran across a field, and then disappeared into the forest and, though he tried, my dog, Barks, didn't stand a chance of catching that squirrel. (Write the correct punctuation and the words before/after it. Seperate by commas if more than one)

I wrote letters to Elvia, the editor, Marco, a reporter, and Todd, the guest editor. (Put the word before and after correct punctuation and fix any capitalization errors. If more than one, seperate with commas).

The fire marshal reviewed the drill directions exit the classroom in a single-file line; walk quickly to the closest exit; wait quietly outside for further instructions. (Put the word before and after correct punctuation and fix any capitalization errors. If more than one, seperate with commas).

My mother revealed to us an interesting fact she had decided to go back to college. (Put the word before and after correct punctuation and fix any capitalization errors. If more than one, seperate with commas).

Our uncle loves to cook he had perfected his recipes for lasagna, bread, and salad. (Put the word before and after correct punctuation and fix any capitalization errors. If more than one, seperate with commas).

There are several reasos I can't go for example I haven't done my homework. (Put the word before and after correct punctuation and fix any capitalization errors. If more than one, seperate with commas).

My mother transferred to the University of Michigan in 1974 she graduated from there in 1977. (Put the word before and after correct punctuation and fix any capitalization errors. If more than one, seperate with commas).

I'll bring the plates, napkins, and beverages, and Lynn, Brian, and David can bring the sandwiches and salad. (Put the word before and after correct punctuation and fix any capitalization errors. If more than one, seperate with commas).

The club meets on Tuesday, May 5, Monday, June 1, and Friday, July 10. (Put the word before and after correct punctuation and fix any capitalization errors. If more than one, seperate with commas).

Eva has the highest grade-point average in our class she is this year's valedictorian. (Put the word before and after correct punctuation and fix any capitalization errors. If more than one, seperate with commas).