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WorksheetsWRI :: End Marks & Abbreviations PRACTICE
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
The most popular end mark. It usually goes at the end of declarative sentences, but also some imperative ones.
Perriod
Exclamation Mark
Question Mark
Quotations
This end mark remarks doubts, or things one wants to know. It also can help accentuate sarcasm or disbelief.
Question Mark
Perriod
Exclamation Mark
Parenthesis
This end mark emphazises strong emotions. It can go after interjections, orders or surprise expressions.
Exclamation Mark
Quoatations
Perriod
Question Mark
True or False:
In British English, the same way as in American English, abbreviations require a perriod.
True
False
Choose the sentence with correct punctuation:
Yay, I would love to go to Disney with you.
Yay! I would love to go to Disney with you.
Yay "I would love" to go to Disney with you.
None of the options
Choose the sentence with correct punctuation:
Are you kidding me? I never said that!
Are you "kidding me" I never said that?
Are you kidding me, I never said that.
None of the options
Choose the sentence with correct punctuation:
Add two table spoons of chocolate syrup to your milk.
Add two table spoons of chocolate syrup to (your milk)
Add two table spoons of chocolate syrup to your milk?
None of the options
"Misstress" is a word that abbreviated, is written like:
M
Miss
Mrs
Ms
True or False:Initialism and Acronyms are the same thing.
True
False
What kind of abbreviation is this one? NBA - National Basketball League
Initialism
Acronym
What kind of abbreviation is this one?
TBSP - The Boy in the Striped Pajamas
Initialism
Acronym
What type of abbreviation is "Mr"?
Courtesy Title
Academic Degree
What type of abbreviation is "PhD"?
Courtesy Title
Academic Degree
PhD means:
Doctor in Phylosophy
Doctor Of Phylosophy
Choose the correct end mark:
WOW
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