Punctuation MCQ Preparation Test Federal

Total Questions: 5

Total Marks: 5

Time: 5 Mins

Question # 1

The given sentence may or may not need a comma(s). From the given answer choices, choose the sentence that has been punctuated correctly. Beside the lake and next to a garden they built a tiny hut.

Beside the lake and next to a garden they built, a tiny, hut.
Beside the lake and next to a garden, they built a tiny hut.

Beside the lake and next to a garden, they built a tiny hut. (correct)

Question # 2

Choose if the use of italic, underline or speech marks in the given sentence is done to indicate a main work (like the name of a book) or a smaller work (like the name of a chapter of a book). You will find "Indus Valley" on page 2.

smaller work
main work

Title of a smaller work like a chapter of a book or title of a song is to be written within "speech marks" in roman font. Note: In roman font words are written straight or upright and not slant.

Question # 3

The given sentence may or may not need a hyphen. From the answer choices choose the sentence that has used the hyphen correctly. Her very wisely spoken words will remain with me forever.

Her very-wisely spoken words will remain with me forever.
Her very wisely spoken words will remain with me forever.

Hyphen is used with compound adjectives & compound verbs but if an adjective or adverb has word "very" before it or it has an adverb before it that ends in "ly" then there is no need to use a hyphen.

Question # 4

The given sentence may or may not need a comma(s). From the given answer choices, choose the sentence that has been punctuated correctly. As she was pretty and successful most of the girls were jealous of her.

As she was pretty and successful, most of the girls were jealous of her.
As she was pretty and successful most of the girls, were jealous of her.

If a subject does not appear in front of second verb in a sentence, a comma is generally unnecessary. When starting a sentence with a dependent clause a comma must be placed after dependent clause.

Question # 5

The underlined words in the sentence need to be changed into a contraction. From the given answer choices, choose the sentence that has the correct use of the contraction in it. We need not worry as we have prepared well.

We needn't worry as we have prepared well.
We need'not worry as we have prepared well.

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