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Question 1

Address

Answer 1

Numerals

Question 2

Religous references

Answer 2

Follow their format

Question 3

Math equations

Answer 3

Values are numeric.
Everything, including operations, is spelt.

Question 4

Long senteneces

Answer 4

Break where possible

Question 5

Punctuation vs speech

Answer 5

Punctuation

Question 6

[Space]-[Space] use?

Answer 6

Nest lists & fragments

Question 7

Incomplete information

Answer 7

False start

Question 8

Incomplete list

Answer 8

Commas

Question 9

Punctuation b/w dashes

Answer 9

?,! & . before dash space
Separate sentences by ;

Question 10

Colon use

Answer 10

Only in complete sentence with a complete list.
And in sentence introducing a complete sentence.

Question 11

; use

Answer 11

Seperate closely related sentences
Seperate listed elements with internal commas

Question 12

Comma use

Answer 12

Conjuction b/w two complete sentences, can omit in short sentences.
Before+offset &/or after direct address & abverbs.

Question 13

Do not use commas

Answer 13

After conjuction unless required.
To splice sentences.
To seperate a subject and a verb.
To simulate pauses.

Question 14

Quotations mark use you didn’t know.

Answer 14

Single quotation marks for quote within quote.

Question 15

Interrupted quotes

Answer 15

Use commas and single dashes as per rules.
Don’t capitalize the first letter of parts unless they’re separate sentences.
If interrupted by someone else, use double dashes inside quotes.

Question 16

Media titles

Answer 16

Capitals for important words.
No quotation or italics

Question 17

Apostrophe `

Answer 17

Before abbreviated year

Question 18

Spoken punctuation

Answer 18

Q + standard
If emphasized, spell it.