Match the punctuation marks to their correct definitions.

Separates information into readable units.	, (comma) ; (semi-colon) - (hyphen) . (full stop) ' (apostrophe) : (colon) ( ) (parentheses) ? (question mark)
Marks the end of a sentence.	, (comma) ; (semi-colon) - (hyphen) . (full stop) ' (apostrophe) : (colon) ( ) (parentheses) ? (question mark)
Indicates that a list, quotation or summary is about to follow.	, (comma) ; (semi-colon) - (hyphen) . (full stop) ' (apostrophe) : (colon) ( ) (parentheses) ? (question mark)
Used at the end of a sentence which is a question.	, (comma) ; (semi-colon) - (hyphen) . (full stop) ' (apostrophe) : (colon) ( ) (parentheses) ? (question mark)
Used to include extra or nonessential information in sentences.	, (comma) ; (semi-colon) - (hyphen) . (full stop) ' (apostrophe) : (colon) ( ) (parentheses) ? (question mark)
Separates two complete but closely linked sentences.	, (comma) ; (semi-colon) - (hyphen) . (full stop) ' (apostrophe) : (colon) ( ) (parentheses) ? (question mark)
Indicates either a contration or a possessive.	, (comma) ; (semi-colon) - (hyphen) . (full stop) ' (apostrophe) : (colon) ( ) (parentheses) ? (question mark)
Links two or more words so that they work as one idea.	, (comma) ; (semi-colon) - (hyphen) . (full stop) ' (apostrophe) : (colon) ( ) (parentheses) ? (question mark)