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WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONNAIRE?WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONNAIRE?
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WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONNAIRE?WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONNAIRE?
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What goes at the beginning of every sentence?
A A postcard B A capital city
C A capital letter D A picture
WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONNAIRE?WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONNAIRE?
C A capital letter
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What goes at the end of every sentence?
A Full stop B Comma
C Question mark D Exclamation mark
WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONNAIRE?WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONNAIRE?
A Full stop
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What goes at the end of a question?
A Exclamation mark B Question mark
C Full stop D Comma
WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONNAIRE?WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONNAIRE?
B Question mark
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What are speech marks sometimes called?
A Eighty eights and forty fours
B Ninety nines and sixty sixes
C Sixty sixes and ninety nines
D Twenty twos and thirty threes
WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONNAIRE?WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONNAIRE?
C Sixty sixes and ninety nines
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What is one reason for colons being used?
A To introduce a friend
B To introduce a list
C To introduce a new paragraph
D To introduce a speech
WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONNAIRE?WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONNAIRE?
B To introduce a list
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What does a semi-colon look like?
A . B :
C , D ;
WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONNAIRE?WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONNAIRE?
D ;
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Where does the apostrophe go?
A shes’ B she’s
C she’is D sheis’
WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONNAIRE?WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONNAIRE?
B she’s
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Which of these is NOT one of the rules for writing speech marks?
A New speaker, new line
B Begin with a capital letter
C Punctuation outside speech marks
D Speech marks to go around speech
WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONNAIRE?WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONNAIRE?
C Punctuation outside speech marks
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What punctuation mark separates clauses?
A Question mark B Full stop
C Exclamation mark D Comma
WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONNAIRE?WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONNAIRE?
D Comma
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How might you join two ideas together in one sentence?
A Full stop B Exclamation mark
C Question mark D Semi-colon
WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONNAIRE?WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONNAIRE?
D Semi-colon
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What kind of punctuation should be put around quotations?
A Commas B Semi-colons
C Inverted commas D Apostrophes
WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONNAIRE?WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONNAIRE?
C Inverted commas
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Name two uses of an apostrophe?
A Beginning and end of sentences
B Possession and contraction
C Inside brackets and start of next line
D Start and end of speech
WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONNAIRE?WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONNAIRE?
B Possession and contraction
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How many pieces of punctuation are missing from this sentence?
Wow ive never seen in all my life such a beautiful sunset
A 5 B 4
C 3 D 6
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A 5
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Where does the apostrophe go?
A childrens toys’ B childrens’ toys
C children’s toys D childrens toy’s
WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONNAIRE?
C children’s toys
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What is the technical term for …… at the end of a sentence?
A an eclipse B an epitaph
C an elicit D an ellipsis
WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONNAIRE?
D an ellipsis
WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONNAIRE?WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONNAIRE?
CONGRATULATIONS!!
YOU ARE A WINNER!!!
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What goes at the beginning of every sentence?
B A capital city
C A capital letter
WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONNAIRE?WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONNAIRE?
C A capital letter
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What goes at the end of every sentence?
A Full stop B Comma
WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONNAIRE?WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONNAIRE?
A Full stop
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What goes at the end of a question?
B Question mark
C Full stop
WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONNAIRE?WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONNAIRE?
B Question mark
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What are speech marks sometimes called?
C Sixty sixes and ninety nines
D Twenty twos and thirty threes
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C Sixty sixes and ninety nines
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What is one reason for colons being used?
B To introduce a list
C To introduce a new paragraph
WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONNAIRE?WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONNAIRE?
B To introduce a list
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What does a semi-colon look like?
B :
D ;
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D ;
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Where does the apostrophe go?
B she’s
D she’is
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B she’s
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Which of these is NOT one of the rules for writing speech marks?
C Punctuation outside speech mark
D Speech marks go around speech
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C Punctuation outside speech marks
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What punctuation mark separates clauses?
C Exclamation mark D Comma
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D Comma
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How might you join two ideas together in one sentence?
B Exclamation mark
D Semi-colon
WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONNAIRE?WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONNAIRE?
D Semi-colon
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What kind of punctuation should be put around quotations?
C Inverted commas D Apostrophes
WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONNAIRE?WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONNAIRE?
C Inverted commas
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Name two uses of an apostrophe?
A Beginning and end of sentences
B Complex
WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONNAIRE?WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONNAIRE?
B Complex
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How many pieces of punctuation are missing from this sentence?
Wow ive never seen in all my life such a beautiful sunset
A 5 B 4
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A 5
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Where does the apostrophe go?
B childrens’ toys
C children’s toys
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C children’s toys
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What is the technical term for …… at the end of a sentence?
A an eclipse
D an ellipsis
WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONNAIRE?
D an ellipsis
