Punctuation Puzzles: Commas, Colons & Semicolons

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Punctuation Puzzles: Commas, Colons & Semicolons


Punctuation Puzzles: Commas, Colons & SemicolonsVersion en ligne Punctuation rules practice for fifth grade par Elizabeth 1 Which sentence uses a comma correctly to separate items in a list? a I bought apples oranges, bananas, and grapes. b I bought apples and oranges, bananas and grapes. c I bought apples, oranges bananas, and grapes. d I bought apples, oranges, bananas, and grapes. 2 Choose the sentence with a correctly placed comma after an introductory phrase. a After the show we went backstage,. b After the show, we went backstage. c After the show we went backstage. d After the show we went backstage. 3 Where should a colon be in this sentence: She had one goal: to win. a Before the concluding clause. b At the end of the sentence. c Between subject and verb. d Between the introductory clause and the explanation 4 Which sentence uses a semicolon correctly between closely related independent clauses? a She loves to read, her brother prefers sports. b She loves to read; her brother prefers sports. c She loves to read: her brother prefers sports. d She loves to read; and her brother prefers sports. 5 Which sentence uses a colon properly to introduce a list? a Bring three items: a pencil, a eraser, and a ruler. b Bring three items - a pencil, an eraser, and a ruler. c Bring: three items, a pencil, an eraser, and a ruler. d Bring three items, a pencil, an eraser, and a ruler. 6 Choose the sentence with the correct semicolon usage to join two related ideas. a The plan was risky; we moved forward anyway. b The plan was risky: we moved forward anyway. c The plan was risky; and we moved forward anyway. d The plan was risky, we moved forward anyway. 7 Which sentence correctly uses a comma before a coordinating conjunction in a compound sentence? a It was late, but we continued studying. b It was late; we continued studying. c It was late, and we continued studying. d It was late: we continued studying. 8 Which sentence correctly uses a colon to introduce an explanation? a He had one hobby, collecting rare coins. b He had one hobby: collecting rare coins. c He had one hobby collecting rare coins. d He had one hobby; collecting rare coins. 9 Choose the sentence that correctly omits extra commas where not needed. a The cat slept on the warm, fluffy rug. b The cat slept on the warm fluffy rug, c The cat slept on the warm, fluffy rug,. d The cat slept on the warm fluffy rug. 10 Which option correctly uses a comma to set off nonessential information? a My sister, a talented painter, is visiting. b My sister, a talented painter is visiting. c My sister a talented painter is visiting, d My sister a talented painter is visiting.

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Punctuation Puzzles: Commas, Colons & SemicolonsVersion en ligne

par Elizabeth

Which sentence uses a comma correctly to separate items in a list?

Choose the sentence with a correctly placed comma after an introductory phrase.

Where should a colon be in this sentence: She had one goal: to win.

Which sentence uses a semicolon correctly between closely related independent clauses?

Which sentence uses a colon properly to introduce a list?

Choose the sentence with the correct semicolon usage to join two related ideas.

Which sentence correctly uses a comma before a coordinating conjunction in a compound sentence?

Which sentence correctly uses a colon to introduce an explanation?

Choose the sentence that correctly omits extra commas where not needed.

Which option correctly uses a comma to set off nonessential information?