Olympiad Test Level 1: Punctuation- 1 - Class 2 MCQ

(@) is a sign for ‘at the rate of’. Other options are punctuation marks. Hence; the odd one out is (@).

(=) is a sign for ‘equal to’’. Other options are punctuation marks hence; the odd one out is (=).

Options (a), (b), and (d) refer to punctuation marks, and option (c) represents dollar sign. Hence; the odd one is ($).

(&) is a sign for ‘and’. Other options are punctuation marks. Hence; the odd one out is (&).

Options (a), (b), and (c) refer to expressions of joy and option (d) refers to expression of surprise. Hence; the odd one is ‘What!’

Sentences with long pause end with a full stop.

Exclamation mark (!) is used for expressing exclamations.

A question ends with a question mark, the way a sentence ends with a full stop.

Comma is used for short pauses to complete the sentence. The correct sentence with comma is ‘Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata and Chennai are the metropolitans of India’.

Question mark (?) comes in the end of a sentence asking a question. What is the time by your watch?