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Exam 16: Other Punctuation and Mechanics
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Question 1
Multiple Choice
___________ are used primarily to enclose the exact words someone spoke or wrote.
Question 2
Multiple Choice
Identify which revision of the following sentence has no punctuation or mechanics errors: mr. campbell is such a know it all, jan complained.
Question 3
True/False
When using numbers in a sentence, you should always use numerals instead of words.
Question 4
Multiple Choice
Identify which revision of the following sentence has no punctuation or mechanics errors: We need the following tools: a saw, a drill, and a standard screwdriver.
Question 5
True/False
The second clause following a semicolon continues without a capital letter.
Question 6
Multiple Choice
Identify which revision of the following sentences has no punctuation or mechanics errors: John asked Where have you been? You left over forty-five minutes ago.
Question 7
True/False
Underlining and italicizing can be used either for emphasis or for certain types of titles.
Question 8
True/False
Semicolons have less power than a period to end a main clause.
Question 9
True/False
Although semicolons are most often used to divide main clauses, they can also be used to separate items in a series that have commas within them.
Question 10
Multiple Choice
Which of the following do not use italics.
Question 11
True/False
The dash is a versatile punctuation mark that can help writers in several ways: to set off a series that begins a sentence, to indicate an abrupt break in thought within a sentence, or to emphasize a word or word group at the end of a sentence.
Question 12
True/False
Hyphens should be used only at the end of a line of text to divide a word between syllables. Hyphens have no other use in a sentence.
Question 13
Multiple Choice
Identify which revision of the following sentence has no punctuation or mechanics errors: The student's who studied made excellent grades on their tests, the one's who did not study were not pleased with their scores.