Punctuation Questions and Answers
English Verbal Ability Punctuation Questions with Answers help candidates master the correct use of punctuation marks in sentences. These questions are important for exams like SBI, TCS, Infosys, and Wipro. Learning punctuation rules enhances clarity, accuracy, and communication skills, which are essential for competitive exams and job interviews.
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50 questions
21. Insert punctuation: Whats your name
- a) Whats your name?
- b) What's your name?
- c) What's your name.
- d) Whats your name.
22. Identify the error: Its a beautiful day
- a) It's a beautiful day.
- b) Its a beautiful day.
- c) It's, a beautiful day.
- d) Its, a beautiful day.
23. Correct the punctuation: He said I cannot attend the meeting
- a) He said, "I cannot attend the meeting."
- b) He said I cannot attend the meeting.
- c) He said: "I cannot attend the meeting".
- d) He said "I cannot attend the meeting".
24. Find the correctly punctuated sentence:
- a) Ouch! That hurts.
- b) Ouch, That hurts!
- c) Ouch That hurts!
- d) Ouch That hurts.
25. Correct the punctuation: She likes reading writing and painting
- a) She likes reading, writing and painting.
- b) She likes reading, writing, and painting.
- c) She likes, reading, writing and painting.
- d) She likes reading writing, and painting.
26. Identify the error: Its time to go home
- a) It's time to go home.
- b) Its time to go home.
- c) It's time to, go home.
- d) Its, time to go home.
27. Correct the sentence: Lets meet at 5 pm
- a) Let's meet at 5 pm.
- b) Lets meet at 5 pm.
- c) Let's meet at 5, pm.
- d) Lets meet at 5, pm.
28. Choose correct punctuation: He asked Are you coming to the party
- a) He asked, "Are you coming to the party?"
- b) He asked: Are you coming to the party?
- c) He asked Are you coming to the party?
- d) He asked, Are you coming to the party.
29. Identify the error: Please, pass me the salt
- a) Correct as is.
- b) Please pass me the salt.
- c) Please, pass me, the salt.
- d) Please pass, me the salt.
30. Correct the punctuation: Can you help me
- a) Can you help me.
- b) Can you help me?
- c) Can you help me!
- d) Can you help me,