Punctuation Middle School

Choose the sentence with correct punctuation:

• Mr. Davis my P.E. teacher, says we have to learn how to play volleyball.

• Mr. Davis my P.E. teacher says, we have to learn how to play volleyball.

• Mr. Davis my, P.E. teacher says we have to learn how to play volleyball.

• Mr. Davis, my P.E. teacher, says we have to learn how to play volleyball.

• No commas are needed.

Choose the sentence with correct punctuation:

• Students wore fun, colorful costumes on Superhero day for Spirit Week.

• Students wore fun, colorful costumes, on Superhero day for Spirit Week.

• Students wore fun, colorful, costumes on Superhero day for Spirit Week.

• Students wore fun, colorful, costumes, on Superhero day for Spirit Week.

• No Commas are needed.

Choose the sentence with correct punctuation:

• Dr. Wright, principal of Plaza Middle School, gave the students candy, when they wore their lanyard.

• Dr. Wright, principal of Plaza Middle School gave the students candy, when they wore their lanyard.

• Dr. Wright, principal of Plaza Middle School, gave the students candy when they wore their lanyard.

• Dr. Wright principal of Plaza Middle School, gave the students candy, when they wore their lanyard.

• No Commas are needed.

Choose the sentence with correct punctuation:

• On January 18, 2008, Florencio Garcia was born in Columbia, Missouri.

• On January 18, 2008, Florencio Garcia was born in Columbia, Missouri.

• On January 18, 2008, Florencio Garciawas born in Columbia Missouri.

• On January 18, 2008 Florencio Garcia was born in Columbia, Missouri.

• No Commas are needed.

The principal was upset with the student's behavior at the last assembly ​ (a)   therefore ​ (b)   he canceled the upcoming rally.

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The principal was upset with the student body at the last assembly ​ (a)   therefore ​ (b)   he canceled the upcoming pep rally.

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Choose the sentence with correct punctuation:

• If you practiced writing commas in class, you're going to do well on the quiz!

• If you practiced writing commas in class, you're going to do well, on the quiz!

• If you practiced writing commas, in class, you're going to do well on the quiz!

• If, you practiced writing commas, in class, you're going to do well on the quiz!

• No Commas are needed.

Choose the sentence with correct punctuation:

• To help their team win the basketball game, students practiced every day after school.

• To help their team, win the basketball game, students practiced every day after school.

• To help their team, win the basketball game students practiced every day after school.

• To help, their team win the basketball game students practiced every day, after school.

• No Commas are needed.

Choose the sentence with correct punctuation:

• We still have another two weeks until Thanksgiving Break, so you need to try to learn all you can.

• We still have another two weeks, until Thanksgiving Break, so you need to try to learn all you can.

• We still have another two weeks, until Thanksgiving Break so you need to try to learn all you can.

• We still, have another two weeks until Thanksgiving Break, so you need to try to learn all you can.

• No Commas are needed.

Choose the sentence with correct punctuation:

• We are having chicken, pizza, and hot dogs, for lunch.

• We are having chicken, pizza, and hot dogs for, lunch.

• We are having chicken, pizza, and hot dogs for lunch.

• We are having chicken, pizza, and hot dogs, for lunch.

• No commas are needed.