"Brackets" is a term commonly used to refer to Parentheses.Question $1$ options:TrueFalseQuestion $2(1$ point$)$ A colon $($:$)$ is commonly used to introduce a list or in the salutaion of a formal business letter.Question $2$ options:TrueFalseQuestion $3(1$ point$)$ A run$-$on sentence has two independent clauses $($complete sentences$)$ with no punctuation between them.Question $3$ options:TrueFalseQuestion $4(1$ point$)$ Choose the correctly punctuated sentence.Question $4$ options:You said "yes", but did you mean it$.$You said "yes," but did you mean it$?$You said "yes", but did you mean it$?$Question $5(1$ point$)$ When writing a list of three or more items, you can use either commas $(,)$ or semicolons $($;$)$ interchangeably. There is no difference.Question $5$ options:TrueFalseQuestion $6(1$ point$)$ A comma $(,)$ is used to allow the reader to pause and take a breath.Question $6$ options:TrueFalseQuestion $7(1$ point$)$ There are at least $6$ different uses of commas $(,)$ in writing.Question $7$ options:TrueFalseQuestion $8(1$ point$)$ Another name for the Hyphen is the Dash.Question $8$ options:TrueFalseQuestion $9(1$ point$)$ Choose the correctly punctuated sentence.Question $9$ options:The man asked, "Where are you going"?The man asked, "Where are you going?".The man asked, "Where are you going?"