Correct Punctuation for Quotes

Correct punctuation a) The new machine, which I haven't even learned to operate yet,is out of order. b) The new machine, which I haven't even learned to operate yet is out of order. c) The new machine which I haven't even learned to operate yet,is out of order. d) The new machine which I haven't even learned, to operat

What needs to be done to correct the following sentence? Have you read the article entitled, " Increase Your Vocabulary?" a) correct b) remove , after entitled and place the ? outside the end quotation marks. c) remove , after entitled d) Underline the title of the article

The case against the Dallas based company was handled in Seattle. a) Correct b) Add hyphen after Dallas and after based c) Add hyphen after Dallas and a comma after company d) Add hyphen after Dallas My guess would be: C) is this correct?

What needs to be done to correct the following sentence? Do you know who said, "Genius is an immense capacity for hard work"? a) correct b) ? inside the final quotation c) change , to ; d) Change ? to a . My answer would be a) correct?

What needs to be done to correct the following sentence? Just what would you do, Cheryl, if the situation were reversed? a) correct b) remove , before Cheryl c) Remove , after Cheryl d) replace , after Cheryl with a semicolon Is b) correct?

What do have to change to correct the sentence? He took the womans hat and hid it in the men's room. a) correct b) change men's to mens' c) change womans to woman's d) womans to woman's and men's to mens' Is c the correct answer?

Correctly punctuated? a) No, he hasn't called on us either this month, or last month. b) No he hasn't called on us either this month or last month. c) No, he hasn't called, on us either this month or last month. d) No, he hasn't called on us either this month or last month I would think A) Am I correct?

Make sure your solution uses both a decision structure and a loop structure. A palindrome is a word or phrase that reads the same forwards and backwards, character for character, disregarding punctuation, case and spaces. Some examples are "racecar", "Madam, I'm Adam.", and "Was it a cat I saw?". Write a program that allows t

A first class employee is: dependable, loyal, and efficient. a) Add a hyphen after first b) Replace the colon with a , c) Remove the colon d) Remove the colon and add a hyphen after first. I would think c) correct?