Exercise 3: Texting and Online Communication | Practice Test Online

Question 1:  Which punctuation mark is commonly used to indicate possession in online communication?

(A) Exclamation mark

(B) Period

(C) Apostrophe

(D) Dash

Correct Answer: 1C

Question 2:  In texting, what does the abbreviation 'TTYL' typically mean?

(A) Talk to You Later

(B) Thanks to You

(C) Time to Yell

(D) Try This Yourself

Correct Answer: 2A

Question 3:  What is the correct term for a word that describes or modifies a noun in online communication?

(A) Pronoun

(B) Verb

(C) Adjective

(D) Adverb

Correct Answer: 3C

Question 4:  Which of the following is an example of an abbreviation commonly used in online communication to express laughter?

(A) BRB

(B) LOL

(C) FYI

(D) ASAP

Correct Answer: 4B

Question 5:  What part of speech is often used to introduce dependent clauses in online communication?

(A) Adjective

(B) Preposition

(C) Conjunction

(D) Interjection

Correct Answer: 5C

Question 6:  What is the correct spelling for the abbreviation frequently used in texting to express 'As Soon As Possible'?

(A) ASAP

(B) ASAP

(C) AASP

(D) ASWP

Correct Answer: 6A

Question 7:  Which of the following is an example of an abbreviation commonly used in online communication to express agreement?

(A) IDK

(B) OMG

(C) IMO

(D) TBH

Correct Answer: 7C

Question 8:  What punctuation mark is commonly used to denote emphasis or strong emotion in online communication?

(A) Period

(B) Comma

(C) Exclamation mark

(D) Semicolon

Correct Answer: 8C

Question 9:  Which of the following is an example of an interjection used to express surprise in online communication?

(A) Haha

(B) Hmm

(C) Wow

(D) Well

Correct Answer: 9C

Question 10:  What is the purpose of using 'abbreviations' in online communication?

(A) To save time and space

(B) To complicate messages

(C) To confuse the reader

(D) To follow formal writing rules

Correct Answer: 10A