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Question 21

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Select “correct” if the sentence is correctly punctuated. Select “incorrect” if commas are missing or used incorrectly. -I sold my first story on March 17, 1992.

A) correct
B) incorrect

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Question 22

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Select “correct” if the sentence is correctly punctuated. Select “incorrect” if commas are missing or used incorrectly. -On my way to the auction I was stung by a bee.

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B) incorrect

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Question 23

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Select “correct” if the sentence is correctly punctuated. Select “incorrect” if commas are missing or used incorrectly. -Martin Luther King Day is a legal holiday.

Select “correct” if the sentence is correctly punctuated. Select “incorrect” if commas are missing or used incorrectly. -Leonardo my faithful poodle sleeps at the foot of my bed.

Select “correct” if the sentence is correctly punctuated. Select “incorrect” if commas are missing or used incorrectly. -I woke up with a bad head cold, so I took the day off.

Select “correct” if the sentence is correctly punctuated. Select “incorrect” if commas are missing or used incorrectly. -The new restaurant will be located at 47 Cinco de Mayo Street, Milwaukee, Wisconsin.

Select “correct” if the sentence is correctly punctuated. Select “incorrect” if commas are missing or used incorrectly. -There are many ways to resolve this issue but Telly has the best solution.

Select “correct” if the sentence is correctly punctuated. Select “incorrect” if commas are missing or used incorrectly. -Toby Jim asked you to call him right away.

Select “correct” if the sentence is correctly punctuated. Select “incorrect” if commas are missing or used incorrectly. -Martin, I haven't seen you around the gym lately.

Select “correct” if the sentence is correctly punctuated. Select “incorrect” if commas are missing or used incorrectly. -At the conclusion of the lecture, everyone applauded.

Select “correct” if the sentence is correctly punctuated. Select “incorrect” if commas are missing or used incorrectly. -July 4, 1776 is an important date for all patriots.

Select “correct” if the sentence is correctly punctuated. Select “incorrect” if commas are missing or used incorrectly. -Tubas trumpets and trombones are stored in the practice rooms.

Select “correct” if the sentence is correctly punctuated. Select “incorrect” if commas are missing or used incorrectly. -Jim Bowie the man who installed my pool, called yesterday.

Select “correct” if the sentence is correctly punctuated. Select “incorrect” if commas are missing or used incorrectly. -Heather has moved to a new apartment at 202 First Street, Canton Ohio.

Select “correct” if the sentence is correctly punctuated. Select “incorrect” if commas are missing or used incorrectly. -My brother believe it or not never eats anything but hamburgers and french fries.

Select “correct” if the sentence is correctly punctuated. Select “incorrect” if commas are missing or used incorrectly. -How often do you floss your teeth Tom?

Select “correct” if the sentence is correctly punctuated. Select “incorrect” if commas are missing or used incorrectly. -Clyde a chicken farmer sells eggs for fifty cents a dozen.

Select “correct” if the sentence is correctly punctuated. Select “incorrect” if commas are missing or used incorrectly. -Kate, the woman who works in the print shop will quit next week.

Select “correct” if the sentence is correctly punctuated. Select “incorrect” if commas are missing or used incorrectly. -The advertising company is located at 567 Main Street, Butte Montana.

Select “correct” if the sentence is correctly punctuated. Select “incorrect” if commas are missing or used incorrectly. -May 29 2002 is the birth date of my first niece.