Dashes for Sudden Interruption and Emphasis
Explore using dashes to create a sudden interruption or add emphasis in sentences. Practice placing dashes to highlight key extra information.
Questions
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Which sentence uses dashes to create dramatic emphasis?
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Where should dashes be added for emphasis in: 'The winner a ten-year-old girl took the trophy.'?
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The ____ – fierce and terrifying – ____ loudly.
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Which sentence uses dashes for an abrupt thought shift?
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Select the sentence that uses dashes to emphasize an unexpected result.
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The ____ – hidden for decades – ____ finally revealed.
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Why do writers prefer dashes over commas in dramatic stories?
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Where should dashes be placed in: 'The dragon enormous and terrifying emerged from the cave.'?
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The ____ – a loud explosion – ____ the windows.
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Which sentence correctly punctuates a dash pair for emphasis?
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Identify the sentence with parenthetical dashes highlighting enthusiasm.
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The ____ – worth millions – ____ stolen at midnight.
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Which sentence uses parenthetical dashes correctly?
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Where do dashes belong in: 'The gift a handmade wooden chest impressed everyone.'?
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The ____ – completely exhausted – ____ the line.