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Comma Rules Quiz - Lemon

The 'Comma Rules Quiz - LeMon' assesses understanding of comma usage in various contexts. It covers rules like separating items in a list, clauses, direct address, coordinating adjectives, and correct usage in quotations....

Questions: 15 | Attempts: 209 | Last updated: Mar 14, 2025

Sample Question 1
Which of the following sentences uses correct comma placement?

Carlos drove to the market to purchase tomatoes, lettuce, milk, and bread.

Carlos drove to the market, to purchase tomatoes, lettuce milk and bread.

Carlos drove to the market to purchase tomatoes lettuce, milk, and bread.

Carlos drove to the market to purchase tomatoes, lettuce, bread, and, milk.

Sample Question 2
Which comma rule is displayed in the following example?Even if you happen to pass the exam, you will still have to study hard to pass the class.

Use a comma when listing 3 or more items

Use a comma to enclose extra information about a subject

Use a comma to separate a dependent and independent clause

Use a comma after directly addressing someone

Exercise 8: Commas With Who And Which

This quiz evaluates the understanding of using commas with 'who' and 'which' in sentences, focusing on correct punctuation without commas.

Questions: 20 | Attempts: 153 | Last updated: Aug 23, 2025

Sample Question 1
People who stay up all night are usually exhausted the next day.

Correct with no commas

Needs a comma after "people"

Needs a comma after "night"

Needs commas after "people" and "night"

Sample Question 2
Greeks who speak Turkish are rarely Christians.

Correct with no commas

Needs a comma after "Greeks"

Needs a comma after "Turkish"

Needs commas after "Greeks" and "Turkish"