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Punctuation
Links verified on 2/7/12
- Apostrophe Activities
- Apostrophe Quiz - Click inside the box then copy out each sentence adding apostrophes where they are needed.
- Apostrophe Quiz #2 - Select the answer choice with the correct use of apostrophes. Self-checking.
[New as of 12/2011]
- Catastrophes of Apostrophic Proportions - Practice apostrophes within text.
[New as of 12/2011]
- FunTrivia Quizzes - Five quizzes to test your knowledge on apostrophes.
[New as of 12/2011]
- Power Proofreading - [Apostrophes, Colons, Semi-Colons] Choose 8th grade then select "Local News Report" for a practice exercise.
- Capitalization/Punctuation Activities
- Capitalization and Punctuation - Type in your name and click then click start. Choose the correctly capitalized and punctuated sentence(s) for the 10 multiple-choice and self-checking questions.
[New as of 12/2011]
- Capitalization and Punctuation Game - Identify the sentence that is correct in this 'Who Wants to be a Millionaire' style game.
[New as of 12/2011]
- Power Proofreading - [Capital Letters and End Punctuation] Choose 8th grade then select "Tips for Tabitha" for a practice exercise.
- Punctuation and Capitalization Mastery Test - Answer 44 multiple-choice questions and then submit your answers. Provides explanations for why the answer is the answer.
[New as of 12/2011]
- Grammar Blast - Read the question and choose the answer you think has the correct capitalization and punctuation. Then click the "Are you right?" button.
[New as of 2/2012]
- Colon and Semi-Colon Activities
- Colons - Lesson on using colons effectively. Includes aninteractive quiz at the bottom of page.
[New as of 12/2011]
- Power Proofreading - [Apostrophes, Colons, Semi-Colons] Choose 8th grade then select "Local News Report" for a practice exercise.
- Quiz: Semicolons and Colons - Choose the sentence with the correct use of semicolons and colons. 11 multiple-choice and self-checking questions.
[New as of 12/2011]
- Using Colons and Semi-Colons - In each sentence, decide whether a semi-colon or a comma would be most appropriate. 10 multiple-choice and self-checking questions.
[New as of 12/2011]
- Comma Activities
- Avoiding Comma Splices - Each sentence contains a comma splice. Repair the sentence and then click on "Grammar's Version" to reveal the answer. 10 questions. Clickhere to try 10 additional practice questions.
[New as of 12/2011]
- Comma Usage - Read the sentences carefully and insert commas where they are necessary.
[New as of 2/2012]
- Commas Galore - Practice comma skills with this game similar to Who Wants To Be A Millionaire.
[New as of 2/2012]
- Common Comma Uses - Read through the lesson and click on "continue to the exercises" for 2 practice exercises.
[New as of 12/2011]
- Interactive Exercises - Five exercises with an accompanying printable handout to keep track of answers.
- Power Proofreading - [Comma Practice] Choose 8th grade then select "Tacky Travel" or "RoboChef" for practice exercises.
- Quiz - Select the answer choice with the correct use of commas. Self-checking.
[New as of 12/2011]
- Rules for Comma Usage - Lesson with 11 explanations on when to use commas. After reading the lesson there are quizzes at the bottom of the page: Quiz 1 || Quiz 2 || Quiz 3 || Quiz 4.
[New as of 12/2011]
- Using Commas - Quiz with 10 multiple-choice and self-checking questions.
[New as of 12/2011]
- Hyphen Practices - Multiple-choice and self-checking quizzes on using hyphensbetween words || with -ly words || with -re words || with prefixes.
[New as of 12/2011]
- Punctuation Activities
- 8th Grade Punctuation Jeopardy - Choose the number of teams and play a game of jeopardy to review your punctuation skills!
[New as of 2/2012]
- Dear Mr. Henshaw - Quia game to help practice finding mistakes in parts of a friendly letter.
- Punctuate - Put in the correct punctuation: Periods, Questions Marks and Exclamation Marks.
[New as of 12/2011]
- Punctuation - Fifteen multiple-choice and self-checking questions on punctuation usage.
[New as of 2/2012]
- Punctuation: Fill-in-the-Blanks - Provide a comma, semicolon, or colon where appropriate or write a small-case "x" (without the quotation marks) where none of those marks is appropriate.
- Punctuation Campground - Make corrections to each sentence by adding in the missing punctuation. Self-checking.
[New as of 12/2011]
- Punctuation Quiz - Three levels available. Determine which punctuation is missing from each question.
[New as of 12/2011]
- Punctuation Quiz - Insert the punctuation that is necessary for each sentence. In spaces where no punctuation is required, write "none" in the space provided.
[New as of 2/2012]
-  Quizzes: Select the correctly punctuated sentence(s). Quiz 1 || Quiz 2 || Quiz 3 || Quiz 4 || Quiz 5.
[New as of 12/2011]
- Star Punc - Put punctuation marks where they belong in the pieces of text from which the punctuation marks are missing. Eight texts to choose from.
[New as of 12/2011]
- Quotation Mark Activities
- Power Proofreading - [Direct Quotations] Choose 8th grade then select "Comedian's Sketch" for a practice exercise.
- Question Marks, Quotation Marks & Parentheses - Twelve question quiz on the correct use of punctuation. Self-checking.
[New as of 12/2011]
- Quotation Marks - Insert any necessary punctuation marks for each sentence. Click on "Grammar's Version" to check your answer.
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