WorksheetsThank You, Ma'am and Punctuation
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 5mins
Who is the writer of Thank You, M'am?
O. Henry
Edgar Allan Poe
Langston Hughes
William Sydney Porter
The main setting of the story is
in a hotel
in the street
in a beauty shop
in an apartment building
The exposition is
Sharing a meal
Saying goodbye
Attempting robbery
Roger washing his face
Mrs. Jones taking charge
The rising action is
Sharing a meal
Saying goodbye
Attempting robbery
Roger washing his face
Mrs. Jones taking charge
The climax is
Sharing a meal
Saying goodbye
Attempting robbery
Roger washing his face
Mrs. Jones taking charge
The falling action is
Sharing a meal
Saying goodbye
Attempting robbery
Roger washing his face
Mrs. Jones taking charge
The resolution is
Sharing a meal
Saying goodbye
Attempting robbery
Roger washing his face
Mrs. Jones taking charge
Which could NOT be a possible theme of the story.
Criminals should be punished.
Mistakes do not define a person's character.
People are able to grow and change for the better.
Each human being is worthy of respect and kindness.
Separates ideas or elements within a sentence
Comma (,)
Colon (:)
Semicolon (;)
Apostrophe (')
Used when omitting letters in words or contractions.
Comma (,)
Colon (:)
Semicolon (;)
Apostrophe (')
Introduces a series, an explanation, an example, or a statement
Comma (,)
Colon (:)
Semicolon (;)
Apostrophe (')
Used after an introductory word, phrase, or clause.
Comma (,)
Colon (:)
Semicolon (;)
Apostrophe (')
Indicates passages or dialogues.
Dash (–)
Ellipsis (...)
Parenthesis ( )
Quotation Marks ("")
Indicates an unfinished sentence or omitted word/s.
Dash (–)
Ellipsis (...)
Parenthesis ( )
Quotation Marks ("")
Indicates an abrupt break or a change in thought and construction of a sentence
Dash (–)
Ellipsis (...)
Parenthesis ( )
Quotation Marks ("")
