Punctuations
Punctuation Mastery Quiz
Test your knowledge of punctuation with our engaging quiz designed for everyone interested in improving their writing skills. This quiz features multiple-choice questions that challenge your understanding of proper punctuation usage.
- 5 questions about punctuation
- Instant feedback on your answers
- Perfect for students and teachers alike
Which of the following is correct?
The weather this winter has been: windy, wet, and unpredictable.
The Weather This Winter Has Been: Windy, wet, and unpredictable.
None of the above
Which of the following is correct?
Waiting for the storm to stop I was anxiously looking out the window.
Waiting for the storm to stop, I was anxiously looking out the window
"Full stops" are also called
Endings
Period
None of the above
Choose the sentence below with the correct punctuation.
Ted and Janice, who had been friends for years, went on vacation together every summer.
Ted and Janice, who had been friends for years, went on vacation together, every summer.
Ted, and Janice who had been friends for years, went on vacation together every summer.
Ted and Janice who had been friends for years went on vacation together every summer.
When will you return to our city....
Question mark
Full Stop
Exclamation mark
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