Punctuation with Sentences and Abbreviations

Choose the correct statement:

• A. She met a beautiful , European woman.

• B. She met a beautiful European woman.

• C. She met a beautiful European, woman.

• D. She met a beautiful , European, woman.

What marks should we put at the end of that sentence (Will you please be quite)?

• A. Question marks

• B. Exclamation point

• C. Comma

• D. Period

Which of this is not a punctuation mark?

• A. Full stop

• B. Comma

• C. Period

• D. Hashtag

Which sentence would mean that Grandma is being invited to eat?

• A. Let's eat Grandma!

• B. "Let's eat, Grandma"?

• C. Let's eat: Grandma!

• D. Let's eat, Grandma!

5. The full stop is used at the end of an indirect question.

• A. True

• B. False

The comma is used after a word used to address a person.

• A. True

• B. False

The exclamation mark is only used to indicate when someone is angry.

• A. True

• B. False

8. A exclamation mark, full-stop, question mark and comma are all used to end sentences.

• A. True

• B. False

Which of the following is punctuated correctly?

• A. "Their Eyes Were Watching God"

• B. Their eyes were watching God!

• C. Their Eyes Were Watching God.

• D. Their Eyes Were Watching God?

Which of the following is punctuated correctly?

• My favorite hobbies are swimming, reading, running and painting.

• Abe is a strong fast, runner.

• He plays the piano poorly but, he has taken lessons for many years.

• If you want to eat cake with us, make sure to be here by five o'clock.