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1 | | Click on the sentence that uses correct punctuation. |
| | A) | The choir sang the minister's favourite song: "Amazing Grace." |
| | B) | The choir sang: the minister's favourite song "Amazing Grace." |
| | C) | The choir sang the minister's favourite song "Amazing Grace." |
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2 | | Click on the sentence that uses correct punctuation. |
| | A) | Goldie's Café: serves my favourite dish Hungarian goulash. |
| | B) | Goldie's Café serves my favourite dish: Hungarian goulash. |
| | C) | Goldie's Café serves my favourite dish Hungarian goulash. |
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3 | | Click on the sentence that uses correct punctuation. |
| | A) | John is very acrobatic, he does splits with no effort at all. |
| | B) | John is very acrobatic: he does splits with no effort at all. |
| | C) | John is very acrobatic he does splits with no effort at all. |
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4 | | Click on the sentence that uses correct punctuation. |
| | A) | Peter has many hobbies writing letters, reading mysteries, and collecting stamps. |
| | B) | Peter has many hobbies: writing letters, reading mysteries, and collecting stamps. |
| | C) | Peter has many hobbies, writing letters, reading mysteries, and collecting stamps. |
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5 | | Click on the sentence that uses correct punctuation. |
| | A) | The sky suddenly turned black the tornado was rapidly approaching. |
| | B) | The sky suddenly turned black, the tornado was rapidly approaching. |
| | C) | The sky suddenly turned black: the tornado was rapidly approaching. |
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6 | | Click on the sentence that uses correct punctuation. |
| | A) | All the classes were filled: there were twenty-six students in each. |
| | B) | All the classes were filled, there were twenty-six students in each. |
| | C) | All the classes were filled there were twenty-six students in each. |
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7 | | Click on the sentence that uses correct punctuation. |
| | A) | The British North America Act of 1867 gave nationhood to four provinces Ontario, Quebec, New Brunswick, and Nova Scotia. |
| | B) | The British North America Act of 1867 gave nationhood to four provinces: Ontario, Quebec, New Brunswick, and Nova Scotia. |
| | C) | The British North America Act of 1867 gave nationhood to four provinces, Ontario, Quebec, New Brunswick, and Nova Scotia. |
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8 | | Click on the sentence that uses correct punctuation. |
| | A) | They will arrive at 10:00 a.m. |
| | B) | They will arrive at 10.00 a.m. |
| | C) | They will arrive at 1000 a.m. |
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9 | | Click on the sentence that uses correct punctuation. |
| | A) | The Bureau of Indian Affairs once had many functions: jurisdiction over Indian trade, removal of Indians to western reservations, and administration of lands. |
| | B) | The Bureau of Indian Affairs once had many functions. jurisdiction over Indian trade, removal of Indians to western reservations, and administration of lands. |
| | C) | The Bureau of Indian Affairs once had: many functions jurisdiction over Indian trade, removal of Indians to western reservations, and administration of lands. |
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10 | | Click on the sentence that uses correct punctuation. |
| | A) | Sylvia had a reason for being upset: she had lost her handbag. |
| | B) | Sylvia had a reason for being upset she had lost her handbag. |
| | C) | Sylvia had a reason for being upset, she had lost her handbag. |
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11 | | Click on the sentence that uses correct punctuation. |
| | A) | At its next meeting, the club will elect two officers a president and a treasurer. |
| | B) | At its next meeting, the club will elect two officers: a president and a treasurer. |
| | C) | At its next meeting: the club will elect two officers a president and a treasurer. |
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12 | | Click on the sentence that uses correct punctuation. |
| | A) | John Roebling designed and began the building: of the Brooklyn Bridge. |
| | B) | John Roebling designed and began the building of: the Brooklyn Bridge. |
| | C) | John Roebling designed and began the building of the Brooklyn Bridge. |
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13 | | Click on the sentence that uses correct punctuation. |
| | A) | Washington Roebling, the son of John Roebling, completed the Brooklyn Bridge. |
| | B) | Washington Roebling, the son of John Roebling, completed: the Brooklyn Bridge. |
| | C) | Washington Roebling, the son of John Roebling: completed the Brooklyn Bridge. |
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14 | | Click on the sentence that uses punctuation correctly. |
| | A) | In Shakespeare's play, Macbeth suffers from a fatal flaw: runaway ambition. |
| | B) | In Shakespeare's play, Macbeth suffers from: a fatal flaw runaway ambition. |
| | C) | In Shakespeare's play: Macbeth suffers from a fatal flaw runaway ambition. |
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15 | | Click on the sentence that uses punctuation correctly. |
| | A) | In addition to the maple leaf, several flags have flown over what is now Canada: the cross of St. George, the Union Jack, and the Canadian Red Ensign. |
| | B) | In addition to the maple leaf: several flags have flown over what is now Canada the cross of St. George, the Union Jack, and the Canadian Red Ensign. |
| | C) | In addition to the maple leaf, several flags have flown over what is now Canada the cross of St. George, the Union Jack, and the Canadian Red Ensign. |
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16 | | Choose the sentence that uses correct punctuation. |
| | A) | When a man leaves his family: he takes his children's stability and destroys their confidence. |
| | B) | When a man leaves his family, he takes: his children's stability and destroys their confidence. |
| | C) | When a man leaves his family, he takes his children's stability and destroys their confidence. |
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17 | | Choose the sentence that uses correct punctuation. |
| | A) | Expressing his faith in democracy: the speaker quoted the introductory phrase of the Constitution Act of 1867, "...peace, order, and good government." |
| | B) | Expressing his faith in democracy: the speaker quoted the introductory phrase of the Constitution Act of 1867: "...peace, order, and good government." |
| | C) | Expressing his faith in democracy, the speaker quoted the introductory phrase of the Constitution Act of 1867: "...peace, order, and good government." |
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18 | | Choose the sentence that uses correct punctuation. |
| | A) | Roland is the French hero of the medieval: Song of Roland. |
| | B) | Roland is the French hero of the medieval Song of Roland. |
| | C) | Roland is the French hero: of the medieval Song of Roland. |
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19 | | Choose the sentence that uses correct punctuation. |
| | A) | Roland, the hero of the Song of Roland, is also the title character of Ariosto's: Orlando Furioso. |
| | B) | Roland, the hero of the Song of Roland, is: also the title character of Ariosto's Orlando Furioso. |
| | C) | Roland, the hero of the Song of Roland, is also the title character of Ariosto's Orlando Furioso. |
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20 | | Choose the sentence that uses correct punctuation. |
| | A) | Rodin's statue of a male nude entitled The Age of Bronze was: both condemned and praised by the critics. |
| | B) | Rodin's statue of a male nude entitled The Age of Bronze was both condemned and praised by the critics. |
| | C) | Rodin's statue of a male nude entitled: The Age of Bronze was both condemned and praised by the critics. |
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