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Which sentence uses dashes correctly?

A.
The annual picnic is—always a popular event—we never miss it.

B.
Your brother—never the quiet type must have an opinion to share.

C.
By all accounts, he is—calm, funny, and quite an excellent teacher.

D.
The note—I don’t know who wrote it—says to move the car before it gets towed.

Answer 1

Oh, I love these let me explain.

Answer 2

I have 10 questions

Answer 3

The dash when you say something that doesn't fit into the sentence such as : "Ashley loves to go-I like spaghetti-ice skating.

Answer 4

I think D.

Answer 5

I think so to

Answer 6

I think A could be apart of the sentence.
I don't think it's B.
I think C is supposed to be a colon, not a dash.
I pretty sure it's D :)

Answer 7

Which sentence uses dashes correctly?

A.
I'd love to stay and talk, but—yikes! I'm really late now.

B.
There on the stage was—my sister!

C.
The coat—one of the most colorful that I've seen, seemed to be made of string.

D.
Today we studied—a poem, did an experiment, and multiplied fractions.

Answer 8

I think it could be A.

Answer 9

I think A too.

Answer 10

Which sentence uses dashes correctly?

A.
A letter from Spain sat on the counter—waiting for me.

B.
Jackie—my best friend—comes over—almost every day.

C.
Carved wood and—a real pearl—decorated the old chair.

D.
"Oh, no, I broke the—!" she wailed, and her voice trailed off.

Answer 11

This looks like a tricky one :/

Answer 12

Carved wood and decorated the old chair.?

Answer 13

I think C also.

Answer 14

It might be D. cause it stops in mid sentence

Answer 15

Me too. I almost didn't see D.

Answer 16

Which sentence uses dashes correctly?

A.
Everyone enjoyed the show—and gave a standing ovation—to the players.

B.
A complex assignment—that is, one that requires research—usually takes a few days to complete.

C.
They use the same—decorations every year—I'm hoping they make new ones this time.

D.
My aunt's quilt was the most colorful one—red and purple—in the fair's quilting exhibit.

Answer 17

I think B.

Answer 18

I think B also.

Answer 19

Which sentence uses dashes correctly?

A.
A dog in the neighborhood—kept barking and barking all night long.

B.
The menu included some of her favorites—for instance, chili, spaghetti, and vegetable soup.

C.
The ponies made their way to—the stable.

D.
My favorite treat is simple: vanilla ice cream—with fresh strawberries.

I have 5 more

Answer 20

I think B.

Answer 21

Me too.

Answer 22

Which revision best corrects the errors in the given sentence?

I'll do something quiet such as reading, gardening, or bird-watching instead of riding roller coasters with you.

A.
I'll do something quiet—such as, reading, gardening, or bird-watching—instead of riding roller coasters with you.

B.
I'll do something quiet: such as reading, gardening, or bird-watching—instead of riding roller coasters with you.

C.
I'll do something quiet: such as reading, gardening, or bird-watching instead of riding roller coasters with you.

Answer 23

I think it might be A.

Answer 24

Which revision best corrects the errors in the given sentence?

A firm handshake like a friendly smile, a pleasant attitude, and good manners is a valuable asset in life.

A.
A firm handshake: like a friendly smile; a pleasant attitude; and good manners, is a valuable asset in life.

B.
A firm handshake—like a friendly smile, a pleasant attitude, and good manners—is a valuable asset in life.

C.
A firm handshake, like a friendly smile, a pleasant attitude, and good manners—is a valuable asset in life.

Answer 25

This one is tricky :/

Answer 26

I think B.

Answer 27

Yep, B.

Answer 28

Which revision best corrects the errors in the given sentence?

I think the other soup recipe page 310 will go better with grilled cheese sandwiches for lunch.

A.
I think the other soup recipe page 310 will go better with grilled cheese sandwiches (for lunch.)

B.
I think the other soup recipe (page 310) will go better with grilled cheese sandwiches for lunch.

C.
I think the other soup recipe page 310 will go better with grilled cheese sandwiches (for lunch).

Answer 29

I think B.

Answer 30

Me too.

Answer 31

I have 2 more

Answer 32

Which revision best corrects the errors in the given sentence?

The people behind us in line at least a dozen by our count arrived too late to get tickets.

A.
The people behind us in line (At least a dozen by our count.) arrived too late to get tickets.

B.
The people behind us in line (at least a dozen by our count) arrived too late to get tickets.

C.
The people behind us in line at least a dozen (by our count) arrived too late to get tickets.

Answer 33

I'm pretty sure it's B.

Answer 34

Which revision best corrects the errors in the given sentence?

After the meeting this afternoon 1–2 P.M., we will know how many volunteers have signed up.

A.
After the meeting this afternoon—(1–2 P.M.), we will know how many volunteers have signed up.

B.
After the meeting this afternoon (1–2 P.M.), we will know how many volunteers have signed up.

C.
(After the meeting this afternoon 1–2 P.M.,) we will know how many volunteers have signed up.

Answer 35

This is my last one

Answer 36

It might be B.

Answer 37

100% You're Fantastic @PrincessLilian

Answer 38

Thank you :)

Answer 39

do you go to k12

Answer 40

Yep :)

Answer 41

I do too.

Answer 42

It's a cool school :)

Answer 43

yup i like it

Answer 44

Do you mind helping me with more?

Answer 45

Sure :)

Answer 46

Which sentence does not contain any punctuation errors?

A.
We will do our errands in this order recycling center, post office, library, and grocery store.

B.
We will do our errands in this order; recycling center, post office, library, and grocery store.

C.
We will do our errands in this order: recycling center, post office, library, and grocery store.

D.
We will do our errands in this order, recycling center, post office, library, and grocery store.

Answer 47

I'm pretty sure it's C.

Answer 48

Which sentence does not contain any punctuation errors?

A.
The Gettysburg Address begins like this; “Four score and seven years ago our fathers brought forth on this continent a new nation, conceived in liberty, and dedicated to the proposition that all men are created equal.”

B.
The Gettysburg Address begins like this—“Four score and seven years ago our fathers brought forth on this continent a new nation, conceived in liberty, and dedicated to the proposition that all men are created equal.”

C.
The Gettysburg Address begins like this: “Four score and seven years ago our fathers brought forth on this continent a new nation, conceived in liberty, and dedicated to the proposition that all men are created equal.”

D.
The Gettysburg Address begins like this “Four score and seven years ago our fathers brought forth on this continent a new nation, conceived in liberty, and dedicated to the proposition that all men are created equal.”

Answer 49

I think it's C again.

Answer 50

Which salutation for a business letter is correct?

A.
Dear Senator Smith

B.
Dear Senator Smith—

C.
Dear Senator Smith,

D.
Dear Senator Smith:

I thinkC.

Answer 51

It might be C or D....

Answer 52

I think C. cause when i write letters i put a comma

Answer 53

Yes, it's C.

Answer 54

Which sentence contains a punctuation error?

A.
I’ll drop you off at 9.00 A.M. and pick you up after lunch.

B.
You will find an example in Psalm 104:14.

C.
I quoted Genesis 1:13 to introduce my essay topic.

D.
The concert will begin promptly at 8:00 P.M.

Answer 55

I'm sure it's B.

Answer 56

I think A. cause 9.00 is suppose to be 9:00

Answer 57

Oh, I didn't see that. You're right, sorry.

Answer 58

In which sentence does the hyphen correctly divide a word?

A.
The family stared in amazem-
ent at the double rainbow.

B.
The cold front will cause tomorrow's temperature to be cool-
er than today's.

C.
We were tired after the exciting e-
vent last night.

D.
Please finish loading the dish-
washer before leaving.

Answer 59

I think it's D.

Answer 60

This one im not quite sure

Answer 61

I'm glad that you're recognizing the errors that I made :) It shows that you're learning and improving.

Answer 62

Why shouldn't the word adorn be divided by a hyphen?

A.
Do not divide proper nouns or proper adjectives.

B.
Do not separate a one-letter syllable from the rest of the word.

C.
A two-letter word ending should not be carried over to the next line.

D.
Do not divide a one-syllable word.

Answer 63

I think C.

Answer 64

It's A. Because it's a proper noun.

Answer 65

Which sentence contains a punctuation error?

A.
You can imagine our surprise when we discovered that thirty-three inches of snow had fallen overnight.

B.
You cannot go down that water slide unless you are at least forty-eight inches tall.

C.
Ten of the fifteen kittens at the shelter were adopted last weekend.

D.
No one expected all four-teen club members to sign up for the field trip.

Answer 66

I think D cause four-teen is suppose to be fourteen

Answer 67

I'm not for sure about this one. But your conclusion seems to make sense.

Answer 68

Which sentence contains a punctuation error?

A.
It was a beach wedding, so both the bride and maid-of-honor wore no shoes.

B.
His uncle drew the family tree in time for the reunion.

C.
Her great-aunt introduced her to the great writers from that time.

D.
My new brother in law is also my son's art teacher.

Answer 69

Uncle Drew is supposed to be capitalized.

Answer 70

D is supposed to be brother-in-law

Answer 71

Which sentence contains a punctuation error?

A.
We used one-half cup of chopped onions in the recipe.

B.
It is a well known fact that the earth revolves around the sun.

C.
It will be chilly later, so bring your blue-green sweater.

D.
About one third of my friends have pet dogs.

Answer 72

D needs a hyphen.

Answer 73

One more question

Answer 74

Which sentence contains a punctuation error?

A.
You will have to be self-motivated to read so many books during your vacation.

B.
Three ex governors attended the conference, but only one gave a speech.

C.
The mayor-elect led the parade down the main street of our town.

D.
They are studying the mid-Atlantic ocean floor and will publish their results next year.

Answer 75

I think it's B, because it's supposed to be ex-governors.

Answer 76

lets see hold on its loading

Answer 77

70%

Answer 78

:( we can try again if you want

Answer 79

sure

Answer 80

nvm my mom says to wait for a couple days

Answer 81

i have a differant one we can do

Answer 82

Okay :)

Answer 83

Which word in the sentence, if any, should be followed by a comma?

My dear the answers are not written in the stars.

A.
My

B.
dear

C.
There is no error in comma usage.

D.
written

Answer 84

I think B should.

Answer 85

Which word in the sentence, if any, should be followed by a comma?

Mom this old tennis ball is now for the dog.

A.
ball

B.
for

C.
There is no error in comma usage.

D.
Mom

Answer 86

I think after Mom. Because it just sounds confusing without the comma.

Answer 87

good point

Answer 88

Which word in the sentence, if any, should be followed by a comma?

Moreover students who turn in their assignments early will receive extra credit.

A.
early

B.
Moreover

C.
assignments

D.
There is no error in comma usage.

Answer 89

I think A.

Answer 90

I think after early. So A :)

Answer 91

Me too lol

Answer 92

Which word in the sentence, if any, should be followed by a comma?

Generally speaking the leaves begin to change color in October.

A.
color

B.
begin

C.
speaking

D.
There is no error in comma usage.

Answer 93

I think after speaking. It sounds politically correct.

Answer 94

Which additional word in the sentence, if any, should be followed by a comma?

The solution, I believe will be found by examining the problem logically.

A.
examining

B.
There is no error in comma usage.

C.
believe

D.
found

Answer 95

I don't see any errors.

Answer 96

Which word in the sentence, if any, should be followed by a comma?

His favorite pastime is chess a strategic game.

A.
is

B.
There is no error in comma usage.

C.
pastime

D.
chess

Answer 97

I think it could be D.

Answer 98

Which word in the sentence, if any, should be followed by a comma?

The film Ben Hur was widely acclaimed and is still much appreciated.

A.
acclaimed <----

B.
Hur

C.
There is no error in comma usage.

D.
film