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PUNCTUATION – Commas Enclose-Direct Address Quiz -Chapter 8

PUNCTUATION-Commas Commas Enclose-Names of Direct Address PUNCTUATION – Commas Enclose-Direct Address Quiz -Chapter 8

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Question 1 of 10

1. Question
Select the correct sentence.

“This tale of a castaway sailor” he said “dates back to 2200 B.C.”
- . "This tale of a castaway sailor," he said "dates back to 2200 B.C."
- . "This tale of a castaway sailor" ,he said, "dates back to 2200 B.C."
- . "This tale of a castaway sailor" he said, "dates back to 2200 B.C."
- . "This tale of a castaway sailor," he said, "dates back to 2200 B.C."
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Question 2 of 10

2. Question
Select the correct sentence.

The sailboat that one tied to the dock is my brother’s Sabot.
- The sailboat, that one, tied to the dock is my brother's Sabot.
- The sailboat that one tied to the dock, is my brother's Sabot.
- The sailboat, that one tied to the dock is my brother's Sabot.
- The sailboat, that one tied to the dock, is my brother's Sabot.
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Question 3 of 10

3. Question
When you leave however don’t forget the keys to the Jeep.
- When you leave, however don't forget the keys to the Jeep.
- When you leave; however, don't forget the keys to the Jeep.
- When you leave, however, don't forget the keys to the Jeep.
- When you leave however, don't forget the keys to the Jeep.
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Question 4 of 10

4. Question
Select the correct sentence.

Will your brother John be here before we have to unload the truck.
- Will, your brother, John, be here before we have to unload the truck.
- Will your brother, John, be here before we have to unload the truck?
- Will your brother John, be here before we have to unload the truck.
- Will, your brother, John, be here before we have to unload the truck?
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Question 5 of 10

5. Question
Select the correct sentence.

Ancient sailing ships, keelless seagoing vessels, could not tack.
- Ancient sailing ships, keelless seagoing vessels, could not tack.
- Ancient sailing ships keelless seagoing vessels, could not tack.
- Ancient sailing ships keelless seagoing vessels could not tack.
- Ancient sailing ships, keelless, seagoing vessels could not tack.
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Question 6 of 10

6. Question
Select the correct sentence.

Pro, by the time you get here, they will have packed the fish in ice.
- Pro by the time you get here, they will have packed the fish in ice.
- Pro, by the time you get here, they will have packed the fish in ice.
- Pro, by the time you get here they will have packed the fish in ice.
- Pro by the time you get here they will have packed the fish in ice.
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Question 7 of 10

7. Question
Select the correct sentence.

Could you hear her guitar Mick at the back of the auditorium.
- Could you hear her guitar Mick at the back of the auditorium?
- Could you hear her guitar Mick, at the back of the auditorium.
- Could you hear her guitar, Mick, at the back of the auditorium?
- Could you hear her guitar, Mick at the back of the auditorium?
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Question 8 of 10

8. Question
Select the correct sentence.

Could you please call Barbie for me?
- Could you please call Barbie, for me?
- Could you please call Barbie for me?
- Could you, please, call Barbie for me.
- Could you please, call Barbie for me?
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Question 9 of 10

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If you can call the ticket office Doog please do so before noon.
- If you can call the ticket office, Doog, please, do so before noon.
- If you can call, the ticket office, Doog, please do so before noon.
- If you can call the ticket office Doog please do so before noon?
- If you can call the ticket office, Doog, please do so before noon.
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Question 10 of 10

10. Question
Select the correct sentence.

Will one of the instructors Jim pick up the equipment for us tomorrow.
- Will one of the instructors, Jim, pick up the equipment for us tomorrow.
- Will one of the instructors Jim pick up the equipment for us tomorrow?
- Will one of the instructors, Jim pick up the equipment for us tomorrow?
- Will one of the instructors, Jim, pick up the equipment for us tomorrow?
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