anyone good with Punctuation? (green for help)

[big_bad_buff]

I'm pretty sure what the answers are, just want someone else that is good at this to make sure i'm right.


Punctuation review
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Question 1:
Choose the correct sentence.
a: The sonnet's structure is effective in revealing the speaker's message love has changed his life and ended his depression.
b: The sonnet's structure is effective in revealing the speaker's message; love has changed his life and ended his depression.
c: The sonnet's structure is effective in revealing the speaker's message, love has changed his life and ended his depression.

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Question 2:
Choose the correct sentence.
a: The town in the south where I was raised had a statue of a Civil War Soldier in the center of Main street.
b: The town in the South where I was raised had a statue of a Civil War soldier in the center of Main street.
c: The town in the South where I was raised had a statue of a Civil War Soldier in the center of Main street.

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Question 3:
Choose the correct usage.
a: Gandhi urged four rules tell the truth even in business, adopt more sanitary habits, abolish caste and religion division, and learn English.
b: Gandhi urged: four rules tell the truth even in business, adopt more sanitary habits, abolish caste and religion division, and learn English.
c: Gandhi urged four rules: tell the truth even in business, adopt more sanitary habits, abolish caste and religion division, and learn English.

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Question 4:
Choose the correct usage.
a: Shifting into German, Kennedy declared: "Ich bin ein Berliner."
b: Shifting into German: Kennedy declared "Ich bin ein Berliner."
c: Shifting into German, Kennedy declared: "Ich bin ein Berliner."

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Question 5:
Choose the correct usage.

a: Two buses go to Denver: one at 938 A.M. and one at 255 P.M.
b: Two buses go to Denver one at 9:38 A.M. and one at 2:55 P.M.
c: Two buses go to Denver: one at 9:38 A.M. and one at 2:55 P.M.

 

[revexrevex]

1. B
2. B and C are same
3. C
4. A and C are same
5. C

 

[notoriousQQ]

nice haikus, here is one of my own:

your post is to long
for me to fucking read it
going downstairs to poop

 

[Lumberg]

1. b

2. b

3. c

4. You typed it in wrong. a and c are identical. I suspect that there is a variant on that where the colon is replaced by a comma. If so that is the correct one.

5. c

 

[john937]

1-b, 2-b, 3-c, 4-a/c (the same), 5-c