91. Choose the correct sentence.
A) He bought the following items: bread, butter, and milk.
B) He bought the following items bread, butter and milk.
C) He bought the following items; bread, butter and milk.
D) He bought the following items, bread butter milk.
Answer: A) He bought the following items: bread, butter, and milk.
92. Which punctuation mark separates clauses joined by “however”?
A) Semicolon
B) Comma
C) Colon
D) Dash
Answer: A) Semicolon
93. Choose the correct sentence.
A) I wanted to go however it was too late.
B) I wanted to go; however, it was too late.
C) I wanted to go however, it was too late.
D) I wanted to go, however it was too late.
Answer: B) I wanted to go; however, it was too late.
94. Which punctuation shows a sudden break in a sentence?
A) Dash
B) Comma
C) Colon
D) Semicolon
Answer: A) Dash
95. Choose the correct sentence.
A) The answer is simple — practice every day.
B) The answer is simple practice every day.
C) The answer is simple; practice every day.
D) The answer is simple, practice every day.
Answer: A) The answer is simple — practice every day.
96. Which punctuation ends most declarative sentences?
A) Period
B) Colon
C) Comma
D) Dash
Answer: A) Period
97. Choose the correct sentence.
A) The meeting starts at 10 a.m.
B) The meeting starts at 10 a.m
C) The meeting starts at 10 a,m.
D) The meeting starts at 10 a:m.
Answer: A) The meeting starts at 10 a.m.
98. Which punctuation is used before a coordinating conjunction in compound sentences?
A) Comma
B) Colon
C) Dash
D) Apostrophe
Answer: A) Comma
99. Choose the correct sentence.
A) She tried hard, yet she failed.
B) She tried hard yet, she failed.
C) She tried hard yet she failed.
D) She tried hard; yet she failed.
Answer: A) She tried hard, yet she failed.
100. Which punctuation separates clauses in compound-complex sentences?
A) Comma
B) Semicolon
C) Colon
D) Apostrophe
Answer: A) Comma