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Which of the following is punctuated correctly? Click on the correct item. |
| | A) | Winnipeg, Manitoba, lies on the Red River? |
| | B) | Winnipeg, Manitoba, lies on the Red River! |
| | C) | Winnipeg, Manitoba, lies on the Red River. |
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Which of the following is punctuated correctly? Click on the correct item. |
| | A) | Embalming is an attempt to preserve the body after death by means of injecting chemicals. |
| | B) | Embalming is an attempt to preserve the body after death by means of injecting chemicals? |
| | C) | Embalming is an attempt to preserve the body after death by means of injecting chemicals! |
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Which of the following is punctuated correctly? Click on the correct item. |
| | A) | One of the world's greatest poets, John Keats died at age 25? |
| | B) | One of the world's greatest poets, John Keats died at age 25 |
| | C) | One of the world's greatest poets, John Keats died at age 25! |
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Which of the following is punctuated correctly? Click on the correct item. |
| | A) | King Henry VIII of England did not divorce all of his six wives; two of them he beheaded? |
| | B) | King Henry VIII of England did not divorce all of his six wives; two of them he beheaded: |
| | C) | King Henry VIII of England did not divorce all of his six wives; two of them he beheaded! |
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Which of the following is punctuated correctly? Click on the correct item. |
| | A) | In 1945, almost immediately after leading Britain to victory in the Second World War, Prime Minister Winston Churchill and his party were voted out of office- |
| | B) | In 1945, almost immediately after leading Britain to victory in the Second World War, Prime Minister Winston Churchill and his party were voted out of office? |
| | C) | In 1945, almost immediately after leading Britain to victory in the Second World War, Prime Minister Winston Churchill and his party were voted out of office! |
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Which of the following is punctuated correctly? Click on the correct item. |
| | A) | When the Greek sailing ships were becalmed on their way to Troy, Agamemnon, their leader, sought the help of the gods by sacrificing his own daughter, Iphigenia! |
| | B) | When the Greek sailing ships were becalmed on their way to Troy, Agamemnon, their leader, sought the help of the gods by sacrificing his own daughter, Iphigenia? |
| | C) | When the Greek sailing ships were becalmed on their way to Troy, did Agamemnon, their leader, seek the help of the gods by sacrificing his own daughter, Iphigenia. |
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Which of the following is punctuated correctly? Click on the correct item. |
| | A) | Believe it or not, art produced in the Gandhara region of India was influenced by Greek art of the second century? |
| | B) | Do you believe that art produced in the Gandhara region of India was influenced by Greek art of the second century. |
| | C) | Believe it or not, art produced in the Gandhara region of India was influenced by Greek art of the second century! |
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Which of the following is an imperative sentence? |
| | A) | Can you stop by my office? |
| | B) | Please stop by my office. |
| | C) | I would like you to stop by my office. |
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Which sentence is punctuated correctly? |
| | A) | What does the word encore mean in Italian! |
| | B) | What does the word encore mean in Italian? |
| | C) | What does the word encore mean in Italian. |
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Which sentence is punctuated correctly? |
| | A) | Eros was the Greek god of love; the Romans called him Cupid! |
| | B) | Eros was the Greek god of love; the Romans called him Cupid. |
| | C) | Eros was the Greek god of love; the Romans called him Cupid? |
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