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English Punctuation Worksheet for Grade 6

This document is a worksheet for Class 6 students at Pak Shama School, focusing on the use of colons and semicolons in English punctuation. It consists of 15 sentences where students must choose the correct punctuation mark from the provided options. The worksheet aims to enhance students' understanding of proper punctuation in various contexts.

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English Punctuation Worksheet for Grade 6

This document is a worksheet for Class 6 students at Pak Shama School, focusing on the use of colons and semicolons in English punctuation. It consists of 15 sentences where students must choose the correct punctuation mark from the provided options. The worksheet aims to enhance students' understanding of proper punctuation in various contexts.

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PAK SHAMA SCHOOL

AL MASHAF BRANCH
Worksheet 1
Name: ____________________ Class: 6____
Date: _____________________ Subject: English
Topic: Colons and Semi colons
For each sentence, select the punctuation mark from the choices inside the parentheses.

1. There are two kinds of fruit on the table (no punctuation needed / : / ; ) oranges and
apples.

2. I have a lot to do today (no punctuation needed ( , / : / ; ) study for my test( : / ; / , ) do


my laundry( : / ; / , ) both lights and darks( : / ; / , ) wash the car ( : / ; / , ) and call my
mom.

3. Zach came to class breathless and overwhelmed ( : / ; / , ) he had just come from
volleyball practice.

4. The Europe trip will include visits to (no punctuation needed/ , / ; /:) London( , / ; )
England ( , / ; ) Rome( , / ; ) Italy ( , / ; ) Paris( , / ; ) France ( , / ; ) Munich( , / ; ) Germany (
, / ; ) and Warsaw( , / ; ) Poland.

5. The book was written by (no punctuation needed / , / : ) Peter Jay Montreville.

6. He was very tired (no punctuation needed / , / ; ) but he decided to go to class rather
than take a nap.

7. He was very tired however he decided his class was too important to miss.

8. The tables had wonderful decorations (no punctuation needed / , / ; / : ) flowers( , / ; )


balloons( , / ; ) confetti( , / ; ) ribbons( , / ; ) and marble birds.

9. The colors of the banner are (no punctuation needed / , / : ) blue, red, yellow, and black.

10.The lunchroom was decorated with (no punctuation needed/ , / ; /:) balloons ( , / ; ) red

( ,/ ; ) yellow ( , / ; ) and black streamers ( , / ; ) and glow-in-the-dark stars.

11.The play was excellent ( , / : / ; ) the actors were lively (no punctuation needed/ , / ; /:)
and the set was phenomenal.
12.The first book he cited in his paper was Understanding Comics (/ , / : / ; ) The Invisible
Art.

13.Her purse held many items (no punctuation needed / , / : ) including (no punctuation
needed / , / : ) chapstick, money, a cell phone, cough drops, chopsticks, and some pens.

14.It was the first of May ( , / ; ) all the spring buds on the trees were starting to open.

15.It rained heavily during the afternoon ( , / ; / : ) however ( , / ; / : ) we managed to have


our picnic anyway.

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