KS2 Punctuation: Brackets, Dashes and Commas for Parenthesis
Learn how to insert extra information into sentences using brackets, dashes, and commas for parenthesis. Practice selecting and placing appropriate punctuation marks to set off parenthetical details.
Questions
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What is the purpose of parenthesis in a sentence?
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The old house (_built_ in 1890) stood on top of the ____
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Which sentence correctly uses a pair of dashes for parenthesis?
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The mountain trail – ____ and narrow – challenged the ____
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Which punctuation marks can be used to set off parenthetical information?
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Choose the sentence that correctly uses commas for parenthesis.
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Brackets provide extra information (_as_ shown here) within ____
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If you remove parenthetical information from a sentence, what should happen?
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Identify the sentence with correct bracket placement.
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The red car – a vintage ____ – won first ____
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Which sentence uses parenthetical dashes correctly?
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What is a key difference in tone between brackets and dashes for parenthesis?
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The castle walls (_constructed_ from granite) resisted the ____
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Select the sentence where parenthetical commas are used accurately.
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Which sentence uses round brackets correctly at the end of a sentence?