Grade 2 · English language arts
This quiz helps revise “Capitals and punctuation” in English language arts for grade 2. It has 25 questions in five categories: Capital Letters, Ending the Sentence, Comma Rules, Apostrophe Magic, Special Marks. Questions get harder as the points go up, from 100 to 500.
The 100- and 200-point questions are open here. The rest show only their first words, and there are no answers: all of that is in the game itself.
Which single-letter English word is always capitalized when you write about yourself?
Which part of every written sentence must always begin with a capital letter?
Monday, Wednesday, and Friday…
In the gameThanksgiving, Halloween, and New…
In the gameFrance, Canada, and Japan…
In the gameWhich punctuation mark looks like a tiny round dot and finishes a simple sentence?
Which curvy punctuation symbol with a dot below it finishes an asking sentence?
Which straight punctuation mark…
In the gameWhat kind of sentence…
In the gameWhat grammar term describes…
In the gameWhich small curved punctuation mark tells the reader to take a quick, gentle pause?
In the date 'October 31, 2024', a comma separates the day from which four-digit number?
In a friendly letter…
In the gameWhen writing 'Miami, Florida'…
In the gameYou only need commas…
In the gameWhat word describes a shortened word like 'won't' or 'isn't' made by joining two words together?
In the contraction 'don't', which vowel from the word 'not' is replaced by the apostrophe?
Which single word meaning…
In the gameWhen we write 'the…
In the gameIn the sentence 'It's…
In the gameWhich paired punctuation symbols wrap around the exact words someone speaks in a story?
In a comic strip, what white shape with a pointer holds a character's spoken words?
Which short horizontal dash…
In the gameWhich punctuation mark with…
In the gameWhen written before a…
In the gameAll 25 questions and the answers are in the game. Invite your class or friends with a link — guests need no account.