Olympiad Test Level 2: Punctuation- 2 - Class 3 MCQ

Statement A is false because full stops are used at the end of simple sentences that end with a long pause. Statement B is true because apostrophe is used to show possessions of someone.  

Statements B and D are true as appropriate punctuation marks are used.
Statement A is false; it should use an exclamatory mark. Hence; the correct statement is ‘How exciting are the gifts of nature!’
Statement C is false; it should use a question mark in the end. Hence; the correct statement is ‘When are you coming to Delhi?’

Statements A and B are true with appropriate use of interjections.
Statement C is false because we never use ‘stop’ for a surprise.
Statement D is false because ‘behold’ is used to look at something.

Statements C and D are true with appropriate use of punctuation marks. Statement A is false because the proper noun ‘India’ will begin with a capital letter. Hence; the correct statement is ‘India is a land of monuments’.
Statement B is false because apostrophe is used when we show possession. Hence; the correct statement is ‘This is Rahul’s pen’.

Statements B and D are true with appropriate use of interjections. Statements A and C are false because of incorrect usage of interjection and sentence formation.

Sentence (c) uses all appropriate punctuation marks with capital letters wherever essential, correct placement of inverted commas and question mark in the end.

‘God bless you!’ is a correctly punctuated sentence with an interjection to express the feelings of blessings.

Sentence (c) uses all appropriate punctuation marks with capital letters wherever essential with proper nouns and correct placement of question mark in the end.

Sentence (d) uses all appropriate punctuation marks with capital letters for proper nouns and pronoun ‘I’, and correct placement of full stop in the end.

Sentence (b) uses all appropriate punctuation marks with apostrophe and full stop in the end.