Question

1. Which sentence uses the word stance properly?

A. What is Josie's stance on the required school uniforms?
B. If you stance over there I can see you better.
C. Jerome was stance in his beliefs about his religion.
D. Hang your coat on the stance.

2. Read the Sentence:
Dan is a great coach _____ he motivates the girls in a positive way.

Which correctly states the punctuation needed in the blank?

A. Comma
B. Semicolon
C. Period
D. No punctuation needed.

Answer 1

1. A. What is Josie's stance on required school uniforms?

2. B. Semicolon

Step-by-step explanation:

I took the unit test/ K12

Answer 2

Your answers would be:
1. A. What is Josie's stance on required school uniforms?

2. B. Semicolon
Because:
semicolons seperate two things
commas are usually used with and or for a list in sentence form, not list form... for example: Josie is a smart, funny, and friendly girl. (only thing I could think of) instead of:
Josie's qualities are:
1. Smart
2. Funny
3. Friendly
period is after a sentence, and if you put a period there, it will be: Dan is a great coach. He motivates the girls in a positive way, and will make both those sentences incomplete or fragments...
no punctuation needed wouldn't be correct because it will say: Dan is a great coach he motivates the girls in a positive way (that makes no sense)