Comma Direct Address Quiz

Which of the following sentences correctly uses a comma before and after direct address? a) Hello John, how are you? b) Hello John how are you? c) Hello, John how are you? d) Hello John, how are you

• a) Hello John, how are you?

• b) Hello John how are you?

• c) Hello, John how are you?

• d) Hello John, how are you

Identify the sentence that contains direct address. a) The cat is sleeping on the mat. b) Please pass the salt. c) I like to play soccer. d) The book is on the table.

• a) The cat is sleeping on the mat.

• c) I like to play soccer.

• d) The book is on the table.

• b) Please pass the salt.

Choose the sentence that uses commas correctly with names in direct address. a) Good morning, class. b) Good morning class. c) Good morning Class. d) Good morning Class

• d

• c

• a

• b

Which of the following sentences correctly uses a comma before and after direct address? a) How are you doing John? b) How are you doing, John? c) How are you doing, John? d) How are you doing John

• b) How are you doing, John?

• a) How are you doing John?

• c) How are you doing, John?

• d) How are you doing John

Identify the sentence that contains direct address. a) The sun is shining brightly. b) Can you please close the door? c) I enjoy reading books. d) The car is parked outside.

• a

• c

• d

• b

Choose the sentence that uses commas correctly with names in direct address. a) Goodbye, friends. b) Goodbye friends. c) Goodbye Friends. d) Goodbye Friends

• d

• c

• b

• a

Which of the following sentences correctly uses a comma before and after direct address? a) Have a great day Mary! b) Have a great day, Mary! c) Have a great day, Mary! d) Have a great day Mary

• b) Have a great day, Mary!

• d) Have a great day Mary

• c) Have a great day, Mary!

• a) Have a great day Mary!

Identify the sentence that contains direct address. a) The flowers are blooming in the garden. b) Can you please turn off the lights? c) I like to eat pizza. d) The dog is barking loudly.

• c

• d

• b

• a

Choose the sentence that uses commas correctly with names in direct address. a) Thank you, teacher. b) Thank you teacher. c) Thank you Teacher. d) Thank you Teacher

• b

• c

• d

• a

Which of the following sentences correctly uses a comma before and after direct address? a) What's your name Tom? b) What's your name, Tom? c) What's your name, Tom? d) What's your name Tom

• b) What's your name, Tom?

• a) What's your name Tom?

• d) What's your name Tom

• c) What's your name, Tom?