Upper Primary - Upper Primary School English - Punctuation 01 - Capitals And Marks Solution

Q.1.

Choose the option with the correct punctuation marks.

80%
Meanwhile, the girl had reached the mall. She was there to purchase a pair of new shoes.
20%
Meanwhile, the girl had reached the mall she was there to purchase a pair of new shoes.
0%
Meanwhile, the girl had reached the mall. she was there to purchase a pair of new shoes.
0%
meanwhile, the girl had reached the mall. She was there to purchase a pair of new shoes.

Q.2.

Choose the option with the correct punctuation marks for the following sentence or sentences - What horsepower is your motorcycle it is 20 horsepower

Q.3.

Which statement is false?

0%
Conjunctions, adjectives, nouns and verbs are part of punctuation.
100%
Full-stops or periods, commas, colons and semi-colons are part of punctuation.
0%
Quotation marks, parantheses, brackets, braces and apostrophes are part of punctuation.
0%
Hyphens, dashes, ellipses, exclamation marks and question marks are part of punctuation.

Q.4.

"Don't you dare leave this house" - Choose the punctuation mark that correctly ends the sentence

Q.5.

Which of these statements is true?

50%
It is all right not to use a capital for the first letter in the name of a city.
0%
Proper nouns should be written without any capitals.
0%
Capitalisation is not a part of punctuation.
50%
Capitalisation is a part of punctuation.

Q.6.

Which of these statements is false?

50%
A period or full stop is used at the end of a complete sentence that is a statement.
0%
Question marks and exclamation marks can be used to end a sentence.
50%
A question mark is used to end an imperative sentence.
0%
The first letter of the first word in a sentence has to be capitalised.