Comma Usage (Amplify Unit 7 Lesson 11) Check for Understanding

What punctuation mark separates "no" and "yes" from the rest of the sentence?

• period

• question mark

• comma

• semi colon

"That is true, isn't it?"

is an example of a sentence that includes a

• direct address

• question tag

• yes or no statement

• dialogue

Which sentence is written correctly?

• Ka'Vion would you like to go swimming this weekend?

• , Ka'Vion would you like to go swimming this weekend?

• Ka'Vion would you like to go swimming, this weekend?

• Ka'Vion, would you like to go swimming this weekend?

Which sentence is written correctly?

• Tristan please hold the door for the rest of the, class.

• Tristan, please hold the door for the rest of the class.

• Tristan please hold the door, for the rest of the class.

• Tristan please hold the door for the rest of the class.

Choose the sentence with the correctly placed comma.

• You know the answer, don't you?

• You,know the answer don't you?

• You know the answer don't you?

• You know, the answer don't you?

Choose the sentence with the correctly placed comma.

• Jairo do you know the answer?

• Jairo, do you know the answer?

• Jairo do you know, the answer?

• Jairo do you, know the answer?

Choose the sentence with the correctly placed comma and ending punctuation.

• Yes, we will go to Disney World.

• Yes, we will go to Disney World

• Yes we will go to Disney World.

• Yes we will go to, Disney World.

Choose the sentence with the correctly placed comma and end punctuation.

• Class turn to chapter 9 in your Anthology.

• Class, turn to chapter 9 in your Anthology

• Class, turn to chapter 9 in your Anthology.

• Class turn to chapter 9 in your Anthology

Choose the sentence with the correctly placed comma and ending punctuation.

• You ate the slice of pizza, didn't you.

• You ate the slice of pizza, didn't you?

• You ate the slice of pizza didn't you!

• You ate the slice of pizza didn't you?