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Professional Communication Skills Practice Test: Grammar - Capital Letters
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Capital letters, also known as upper-case letters, are larger and often written differently than lower-case letters. They are used to indicate the start of a sentence or for a proper noun, such as a person's name or the name of a place. Capital letters can also be used to show respect.

Professional Communication Skills Practice Test: Grammar - Capital Letters
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10 Questions

1. Choose the correct statement:
2. Which of these is used to indicate the end of a question tag?
3. The comma is used before a participial phrase.
4. Which of these is used to convey a sudden change or abrupt end of a thought?
5. Choose the correct statement:
6. The hyphen is a longer line than the dash.
7. Which of these is used before co-ordinative conjunctions?
8. Which of these is used to indicate the omission of a word?
9. Choose the correct statement:
10. The hyphen is a longer line than the dash.

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