English Punctuations Online Quiz 1 Practice Questions and Answers

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English Punctuations Online Quiz 1

The English Punctuations Online Quiz 1 is an engaging and interactive platform designed to test participants’ knowledge and understanding of punctuation marks in the English language. This quiz offers a valuable opportunity to assess one’s proficiency in using commas, periods, question marks, exclamation marks, colons, semicolons, quotation marks, and more. Participants can familiarize themselves with the rules and guidelines for proper punctuation usage, including placement, usage in different sentence structures, and punctuation within dialogue. By taking this quiz, participants can sharpen their punctuation skills, improve their written communication, and gain confidence in their ability to effectively convey meaning and clarity through proper punctuation usage in the English language.

English Punctuations Online Quiz 1 Practice Questions and Answers

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1. Find the correctly Punctuated sentence out of the given options.

Life is worth living for, it is so happy and enjoyable.

Life is worth living, for it is so happy and enjoyable.

Life is worth living for it is so happy, and enjoyable.

Life is worth living; for it is so happy and enjoyable.

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Question 1 of 20

2. Find the correctly Punctuated sentence out of the given options.

They went to "Karachi on The Independence Day".

They went to Karachi on, The Independence Day.

They went, to Karachi on, The Independence Day.

They went to Karachi on "The Independence Day".

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Question 2 of 20

3. Find the correctly Punctuated sentence out of the given options.

It may be asked who that man is.

It may be asked "who that man is".

It may be asked who that man is?

It may be asked, who that man is?

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Question 3 of 20

4. Find the correctly Punctuated sentence out of the given options.

It was a long dull and wearisome journey

It was a long, dull and wearisome, journey

It was a long, dull, and wearisome journey

It was, a long dull, and wearisome journey

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Question 4 of 20

5. Find the correctly Punctuated sentence out of the given options.

The climate of Murree is, I think, very pleasant.

The climate of Murree is, I think very pleasant.

The climate of Murree is I think very pleasant.

The climate, of Murree is I think, very pleasant.

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Question 5 of 20

6. Find the correctly Punctuated sentence out of the given options.

The principle, says "respect your elders".

The principle says, respect your elders.

The principle says respect your elders.

The principle says: Respect your elders".

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Question 6 of 20

7. Find the correctly Punctuated sentence out of the given options.

Alas! I have been cheated.

Alas I have been cheated.

Alas, I have been cheated.

Alas, I have been, cheated.

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Question 7 of 20

8. Find the correctly Punctuated sentence out of the given options.

He cried out and said, all this is the result of my pride.

He cried out, and said "all this is the result of my pride."

He cried out and said all this is the result of my pride.

He cried out and said, "all this is the result of my pride".

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Question 8 of 20

9. Find the correctly Punctuated sentence out of the given options.

To speak frankly I know nothing, about the subject.

To speak frankly I know, nothing about the subject.

To speak frankly I know nothing about the subject.

To speak frankly, I know, nothing about the subject.

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Question 9 of 20

10. Find the correctly Punctuated sentence out of the given options.

Steam, propels elevates lowers, pumps drains pulls drivers etc.

Steam, propels elevates, lowers pumps, drains pulls, drivers etc.

Steam propels elevates lowers pumps drains pulls drivers etc.

Steam propels, elevates, lowers, pumps, drains, pulls, drivers, etc.

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Question 10 of 20

11. Find the correctly Punctuated sentence out of the given options.

I have no money therefore I can't join you.

I have no money therefore; I can't join you.

I have no money, therefore I can't join you.

I have no money; therefore I can't join you.

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Question 11 of 20

12. Find the correctly Punctuated sentence out of the given options.

The lion, which was once to be found in many parts of India, is now practically extinct in that country.

The lion which was, once to be found in many parts of India is now practically extinct in that country.

The lion, which was once to be found in many parts of India is now practically extinct in that country.

The lion which was once, to be found, in many parts of India is now practically extinct in that country.

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Question 12 of 20

13. Find the correctly Punctuated sentence out of the given options.

Where was he born, where did he die?

Where was he born where did he die?

Where was he born? where did he die?

Where was he born: where did he die?

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Question 13 of 20

14. Find the correctly Punctuated sentence out of the given options.

Why he is absent where has he gone?

Why he is absent, where has he gone?

Why he is absent; where has he gone?

Why he is absent? Where has he gone?

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Question 14 of 20

15. Find the correctly Punctuated sentence out of the given options.

I wrote to Dr. Rafiq the author of, "The History of Islam".

I wrote, to, Dr. Rafiq the author, of, "The History of Islam".

I wrote to Dr. Rafiq, the author of, "the history of islam".

I wrote to Dr. Rafiq, the author of, "The History of Islam".

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Question 15 of 20

16. Find the correctly Punctuated sentence out of the given options.

The basic beliefs of Islam, are God, Prophet, the Book.

The basic beliefs of Islam are: God, Prophet, The Book.

The basic beliefs, of Islam are God, Prophet, the Book.

The basic beliefs of Islam are, God, Prophet the Book.

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Question 16 of 20

17. Find the correctly Punctuated sentence out of the given options.

He will succeed, you, never.

He will succeed you, never.

He will succeed, you never.

He will succeed you never.

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Question 17 of 20

18. Find the correctly Punctuated sentence out of the given options.

Man proposes "God Disposes".

Man proposes, God Disposes.

Man proposes: God Disposes.

Man, proposes God Disposes.

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Question 18 of 20

19. Find the correctly Punctuated sentence out of the given options.

He lost lands, money, reputation, and friends.

He, lost lands money, reputation and, friends.

He lost, lands money, reputation and friends!

He lost lands, money, reputation and friends.

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Question 19 of 20

20. Find the correctly Punctuated sentence out of the given options.

It is mind after all which, does the work of the world.

It is mind after all which does the work of the world.

It is mind after all, which does the work of the world.

It is mind, after all which does the work of the world.

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Question 20 of 20

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English Punctuations Online Practice Questions and Answers