ELA 10: Ultimate Punctuation and Grammar Test

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Use this when needing to remember grammar or punctuation.
Riley Babuik
Quiz by Riley Babuik, updated more than 1 year ago
Riley Babuik
Created by Riley Babuik almost 4 years ago
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Resource summary

Question 1

Question
Which options below are NOT a use of the apostrophe?
Answer
  • Indicate possession
  • Create pauses in sentences
  • Create contractions
  • Pluralize single letters numbers

Question 2

Question
Fill in the Blanks to make the sentences correct: 1. Jared[blank_start]'s[blank_end] mom is nice. 2. The boy[blank_start]'s[blank_end] hockey game. 3. The children[blank_start]'s[blank_end] pets are cute. 4. Jess[blank_start]'s[blank_end] coat was found. 5. Socrates[blank_start]'[blank_end] was very smart. 6. My five-year-old[blank_start]'s[blank_end] toy. 7. I have multiple brothers-in-law. My brother[blank_start]s[blank_end]-in-law[blank_start]'s[blank_end] gifts were nice. 8. John and Chloe[blank_start]'s[blank_end] sense of humour is strange. 9. Jim[blank_start]'s[blank_end] and Michael[blank_start]'s[blank_end] girlfriends are nice. 10. [blank_start]His[blank_end] drawing is cool.
Answer
  • 's
  • s
  • '
  • 's
  • s
  • '
  • 's
  • s
  • '
  • 's
  • s
  • '
  • '
  • 's
  • s
  • 's
  • s
  • '
  • s
  • '
  • 's
  • s'
  • '
  • s
  • 's
  • s
  • '
  • 's
  • '
  • s
  • 's
  • s
  • '
  • His
  • He

Question 3

Question
Create the Contractions: 1. You Are - [blank_start]You're[blank_end] 2. Cannot - [blank_start]Can't[blank_end] 3. Do not - [blank_start]Don't[blank_end] 4. We have - [blank_start]We've[blank_end] 5. It is - [blank_start]It's[blank_end]
Answer
  • You're
  • Can't
  • Don't
  • We've
  • It's

Question 4

Question
Pluralizing numbers has definitive rules, a right and wrong answer.
Answer
  • True
  • False

Question 5

Question
Pluralize the Letters: 1. My name has two m[blank_start]'s[blank_end]. 2. I need to dot my i[blank_start]'s[blank_end] and cross my t[blank_start]'s[blank_end]. 3. I learned my ABC[blank_start]s[blank_end] when I was young.
Answer
  • 's
  • s
  • 's
  • s
  • 's
  • s
  • s
  • 's

Question 6

Question
You are never allowed to use two apostrophes when pluralizing numbers. (Eg. In the '70's)
Answer
  • True
  • False

Question 7

Question
What is the main use of a comma?
Answer
  • Creates pauses in sentences
  • Separates independent clauses
  • Introduces a list or quotation
  • Includes clarification

Question 8

Question
Check all that are uses of a comma:
Answer
  • Separates clauses with a coordinating conjunction
  • Separates names/titles
  • Separates non-essential parts of a sentence
  • Separates statements from questions
  • Separates month/year, city/country
  • Separates dialogue tags
  • Separates contrasting elements
  • Separates independent clauses
  • Separates hours/minutes
  • Shows possession

Question 9

Question
What is the main use a semi-colon?
Answer
  • Separates independent clauses
  • Introduces a list or quotation
  • Separates a quotation or speech
  • Separates parts of sentences

Question 10

Question
Fill in the Blanks to make the sentences correct: 1. Learning to use punctuation is important[blank_start];[blank_end] it will prevent confusion for the reader. 2. I enjoy reading[blank_start];[blank_end] however[blank_start],[blank_end] I hate the library. 3. I love the beach[blank_start],[blank_end] but I hate the ocean. 4. After school[blank_start],[blank_end] we went to hang out[blank_start],[blank_end] it was really fun. 5. I have been to Vancouver[blank_start],[blank_end] Calgary and Edmonton.
Answer
  • ;
  • ,
  • :
  • ;
  • :
  • ,
  • ,
  • :
  • ;
  • ,
  • :
  • ;
  • ,
  • :
  • ;
  • ,
  • ;
  • :
  • ,
  • :
  • ;

Question 11

Question
What is the main use of a colon?
Answer
  • Separates a quotation or speech
  • Introduces a list or quotation
  • Create a pause in thought
  • Includes extra unnecessary information

Question 12

Question
Check all that are uses of a colon:
Answer
  • Separates independant clauses
  • Introduces a list or quotation
  • Can be used after a phrase to give more explanation
  • Separates parts of sentences
  • Can be used after a salutation
  • Separates hours and minutes
  • Omits information in quotes
  • Indicates a footnote or something at the bottom of the page
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