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Punctuation Marks Scramble

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Arrange the listed signs correctly.

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Arrange the listed signs correctly.

by Ron Mark Sinahon
1

A dot that ends a declarative sentence.

2

A short pause used to separate items or clauses.

3

A symbol that ends a sentence asking something.

  
  
4

A symbol signaling strong feeling or emphasis at the end.

  
  
5

A punctuation sign that introduces a list, explanation, or quotation.

6

A punctuation mark that joins related independent clauses with a light pause.

7

A mark showing possession or omitted letters in contractions.

8

Punctuation that encloses spoken words or quoted phrases.

  
  
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