! Exclamation Mark Flashcards
After an exclamation point at the end of a sentence, use___
No other punctuation.
At the end of an exclamatory question, use___
An exclamation point. (No question mark.)
To combine the question mark and exclamation point, use___
An interrobang.
When a quotation ends with an exclamation point, use___
No comma after the exclamation point.
If the exclamation point is part of a title of work or a proper noun, where a comma would normally be used, use___
A comma.
In informal writing, to indicate a writer’s surprise or amusement at something being quoted, use___
An exclamation point in brackets.
After an interjection or exclamation to indicate strong feelings or high volume (shouting), use___
An exclamation point.
Although exclamation marks are, as a standard, part of a complete sentence and not the spelling of individual words, they appear in many___
Proper names.
To emphasize a precautionary statement, use___
An exclamation point.
To draw attention to a warning of danger, hazards, and the unexpected, use___
An exclamation point.
In musicals, to indicate that the title of the show has the same title of a song within the act, use___
An exclamation point.
