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Apostrophe
Circle the correct response in parentheses.1.

1. The seven (dwarfs / dwarf’s / dwarfs’) had (Snow Whites / Snow White’s /

1. Snow Whites’) full attention.

1. The track meeting was held in the (girls / girl’s / girls’) locker room.

1. (Its / It’s / Its’) going to surprise everyone if you wear (your / you’re) wig to

1. the party.

Capitalization
Mark the letters that need to be capitalized in each sentence.1.

1. are you going to take the course that integrates shakespeare with film with dr.

1.  jones next semester?

1. i went to the mall of america with grandma, maizie, and my mom.

Colon
Insert colons where needed. Delete unnecessary punctuation.1.

1. I have a word of advice run away!

1. The books that are her absolute favorites include: Gone with the Wind,

1. Little Women, and Silas Marner.

1. The two sections that won the band scavenger hunt are: the flute section and

1. the trombone section.

Comma
Insert commas where needed.1.

1. Blue my favorite color is the fifth color in the rainbow.

1. When I turned four I moved to Ohio.

1. Holding his hat Dr. Jones ran to the bus stop but he still arrived after it

1. had pulled away.

1. The chicken relaxed in its coop not understanding that the fox was nearby.

1. The goofy carefree student collided with the professor in the coffee shop.

1. I enjoy drinking warm soothing tea.

1. Whew that was a close one!

Hyphen
Insert hyphens where needed.1.

1. In the course, he studied Victorian era architecture and visited a two

1. story home.

1. The three year old girl was enrolled in a two year preschool program.

Underlining (Italicizing)
Underline or remove underlining and add or remove quotation marks in the
following the following sentences.1.

1. The book Prince Caspian is quite a bit different from the new movie,

1. especially in the chapter entitled The Lion Roars.

1. “Christmas at Plum Creek” is an especially good episode of the television

1. show called “Little House on the Prairie.”

Quotation Marks
Insert quotation marks and other necessary punctuation (including capitalization)
in  in the following sentences.1.

1. Tim said to his conducting class the most important aspect of good

1. conducting is clarity.

1. May I borrow she wondered aloud a pencil?

1. To thine own self be true said Polonius hypocritically.

Semicolons
Insert semicolons and commas where needed.1.

1. I don’t care for mustard however I do like ketchup.

1. He wanted to tour three capital cities: Sydney Australia Tokyo Japan

1. and Beijing China.