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Froggy Jumps Punctuation PlaygroundOnline version Fun punctuation quiz for grade 6 by حنان سلمان 1 Which sentence uses a comma correctly in a list: I bought apples, oranges and bananas. a I bought apples, oranges, and bananas. b I bought: apples, oranges, bananas. c I bought apples and oranges, bananas. 2 Which sentence needs a period at the end: She loves to read books. a She loves to read books? b She loves to read books! c She loves to read books. 3 Choose the sentence with correct quotation marks: She asked, “Can we go outside?” a She asked, “Can we go outside.” b She asked, “Can we go outside?” c She asked, 'Can we go outside?' 4 Where should a comma go: We ate dinner and watched a movie. a We ate dinner, and watched a movie. b We ate dinner watched a movie. c We ate dinner and watched a movie, 5 Which sentence uses a semicolon correctly: I like pizza; it is delicious. a I like pizza, it is delicious. b I like pizza; it is delicious. c I like pizza it is delicious. 6 Choose the correct possessive: The dog's bone is on the floor. a The dogs bone is on the floor. b The dogs' bone is on the floor. c The dog's bone is on the floor. 7 Where should the dash go: The scooter — which was red — sped past. a The scooter — which was red — sped past. b The scooter - which was red - sped past. c The scooter, which was red, sped past. 8 Which sentence uses parentheses correctly: I saved the recipe (it makes 12 cookies) for later. a I saved the recipe (it makes 12 cookies) for later. b I saved the recipe (it makes 12 cookies for later). c I saved the recipe it makes 12 cookies (for later). 9 Choose the correct apostrophe usage: It’s a cool day for hiking. a Its a cool day for hiking. b It’s a cool day for hiking. c Its a cool day for hiking. 10 Which sentence uses a colon correctly: She had one goal: win the race. a She had one goal; win the race. b She had one goal: win the race. c She had one goal, win the race.

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by حنان سلمان

Which sentence uses a comma correctly in a list: I bought apples, oranges and bananas.

Which sentence needs a period at the end: She loves to read books.

Choose the sentence with correct quotation marks: She asked, “Can we go outside?”

Where should a comma go: We ate dinner and watched a movie.

Which sentence uses a semicolon correctly: I like pizza; it is delicious.

Choose the correct possessive: The dog's bone is on the floor.

Where should the dash go: The scooter — which was red — sped past.

Which sentence uses parentheses correctly: I saved the recipe (it makes 12 cookies) for later.

Choose the correct apostrophe usage: It’s a cool day for hiking.

Which sentence uses a colon correctly: She had one goal: win the race.