Question

Which sentence is punctuated correctly?








A.

"My father owns a circular saw," replied Stuart, "but he hasn't used it since 2006."








B.

"Who is familiar" asked Curtis "with using power tools?"








C.

"Are you planning to build something"? Asked Marshall.








D.

"Be careful with that sharp saw blade." Vince exclaimed nervously!

Answer 1

Which answer choice has no errors in punctuation or capitalization?








A.
Ken answered. "They did not want taxation without representation from their own elected officials".







B.

Ricky asked "why did the colonists have a problem with the Tea Act?"








C.

"That's why the colonists dumped the tea", Said Ken. "Their actions were in protest of the Tea Act."








D.

"So," asked Daniel, "how did the British government respond?"

Answer 2

Which word correctly completes the sentence?

My sister shops at stores that sell __________ clothing in extra-tall sizes.









A.
womens's







B.
womens'







C.
women's

Answer 3

Which sentence correctly forms the plural of the letter c?









A.

Is broccoli spelled with one or two cs?








B.

Is broccoli spelled with one or two cs'?








C.

Is broccoli spelled with one or two c's?

Answer 4

First one is definitely A. It is the only one using commas and quotation marks correctly.

Second one, there should be a comma after "answered" in option A. There should be a comma after "asked" in option B and "why" should be capitalized. "Said" should be lowercase in option C, so your second answer is D.

Answer 5

Third question I'm pretty sure is C, primarily because that's how I see it on all the websites "Women's Clothing".

Answer 6

Woooooah. O.O
Remember to post only one question per thread, as it is against the CoC (Code of Conduct) to post multiple questions within one thread.
I am saying this because I do not want you to get into any trouble, okay? *^.^*

Answer 7

Not so sure about your fourth question, but I think that one's C as well.

Answer 8

@Whitemonsterbunny17 I have seen people post entire quizzes in one thread and not get into any trouble. They don't really seem to do very much about that rule :/

Answer 9

oops sorry:P

Answer 10

@girlnotonfire that is true, but rather be safe than sorry, right?

Answer 11

Yeah you're right :)

Answer 12

I always make sure I post each of my questions separately. Even though it is a pain. Like I said, I'm not meaning to be mean here, I'm just trying to avoid people from getting into any trouble. (: