Select the correct answer.Which sentence below correctly demonstrates the correct use of a semicolon? A. The Maharini felt nervous about going to a strange land; she felt certain that she would be stared at. B. Queen Victoria was a legendary figure, hence; the Maharini was thrilled to meet her. C. The Maharini had no idea she would be going to England, thus; she was shocked when she found out. D. Queen Victoria came forward to greet the Maharini; kissing her not once, but twice.

Which sentence correctly uses a semicolon?A While lively social interactions are reported to be the catalyst for laughter; we know people laugh at jokes, too.B Some people believe laughter is the antidote to tough days; because, laughter works, more times than not.C If tickled, some people fall into hysterics; crying and laughing and snorting all at once.D Laughter might be an invitation to play; however, a grunt might serve as a threat to go away.

Which of the following sentences demonstrates the appropriate use of a semicolon to combine the two sentences?Group of answer choicesNathan is everyone’s favorite boss; Shelly is not.Although Nathan is everyone’s favorite boss; Shelly is not.Because Shelly is not; Nathan is everyone’s favorite boss.Shelly is not; Nathan is everyone’s favorite boss.

The first and most common use of a semicolon is to join what together? aa dependent clause with an independent clause. btwo complete sentences that are related. csimilar ideas dtwo fragmented thoughts to make a complete sentence.

Why should you limit the use of the semicolon? (Check all answers that apply.) aoveruse of any sentence structure is poor writing bNone of these are correct coveruse is less engaging to readers. doveruse detracts from its power

Choose the sentence that uses a semicolon correctly.A. James loves to play soccer; his brother prefers baseball.B. Jacob loves to read; the weather outside today is frightful.C. Ted has a speedboat; but, he really likes to play backgammon.D. Craig, a basketball lover, is going to a professional game; next week.