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7731. Which of the following sentences uses the apostrophe correctly?

Moderate
  • A. The girls' bags were lost.
  • B. The girl's were lost bags.
  • C. The girls bags were lost.
  • D. The girls's bags were lost.

Explanation: Girls' (plural possessive) shows that the bags belong to multiple girls.

Correct answer: The girls' bags were lost.

7732. Which of the following is CORRRECTLY punctuated?

Moderate
  • A. After dinner we watched a movie.
  • B. After dinner, we watched a movie.
  • C. After, dinner we watched a movie.
  • D. After dinner we, watched a movie.

Explanation: A comma separates an introductory phrase (After dinner) from the main clause.

Correct answer: After dinner, we watched a movie.

7733. Choose the CORRECTLY punctuated sentence:

Moderate
  • A. "Are you coming with me"? asked Sara.
  • B. "Are you coming with me?", asked Sara.
  • C. "Are you coming with me?" asked Sara.
  • D. "Are you coming with me", asked Sara?

Explanation: The question mark is placed inside the quotation marks, and no comma follows a direct question.

Correct answer: "Are you coming with me?" asked Sara.

7734. Identify the CORRECT punctuation:

Moderate
  • A. It's raining outside.
  • B. Its raining outside.
  • C. Its' raining outside.
  • D. It,s raining outside.

Explanation: It's = it is. The apostrophe indicates contraction.

Correct answer: It's raining outside.

7735. Choose the CORRECT use of semicolon:

Moderate
  • A. I wanted to go; but I was tired.
  • B. I wanted to go, but I was tired.
  • C. I wanted to go; I was tired.
  • D. I wanted to go; and I was tired.

Explanation: A semicolon joins two independent clauses without a conjunction.

Correct answer: I wanted to go; I was tired.

7736. Select the CORRECTLY punctuated sentence:

Moderate
  • A. My friend, said "I'll be late."
  • B. My friend said "I'll be late."
  • C. My friend said, "I'll be late."
  • D. My friend said, I'll be late.

Explanation: Use a comma before quotation marks introducing direct speech.

Correct answer: My friend said, "I'll be late."

7737. Choose the CORRECTLY punctuated sentence:

Moderate
  • A. No I cannot help you today.
  • B. No, I cannot help you today.
  • C. No I, cannot help you today.
  • D. No I cannot, help you today.

Explanation: A comma is used after "No" because it is an introductory word expressing emotion or response.

Correct answer: No, I cannot help you today.

7738. Select the sentence with CORRECT punctuation:

Moderate
  • A. The teacher said honesty, is the best policy.
  • B. The teacher said, "Honesty is the best policy."
  • C. The teacher said "Honesty is the best policy".
  • D. The teacher said, "Honesty, is the best policy."

Explanation: A comma separates the reporting clause from direct speech, and the quotation ends with a period inside the quotation marks.

Correct answer: The teacher said, "Honesty is the best policy."

7739. Pick the correct option:

Moderate
  • A. His first inning's consisted of four 6 and three 4.
  • B. His first innings consisted of four 6s and three 4s.
  • C. His first inning consisted of four 6's and three 4's.
  • D. His first ining's consisted of four 6's and three 4's.

Explanation: "Innings" is the correct cricket term (same in singular and plural). Plurals of numbers take s without an apostrophe (6s, 4s).

Correct answer: His first innings consisted of four 6s and three 4s.

7740. How can this sentence be improved using punctuations?She hoped to find a new job. One that would let her earn money during the school year.

Moderate
  • A. Job. One that
  • B. Job. The kind that
  • C. Job, one that
  • D. Job, so that it

Explanation: Since both the sentences are related to each other, a comma could be added. A comma marks a slight break between different parts of a sentence.

Correct answer: Job, one that