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MCQmediumPeriod or Full Stop usage (ending sentences, abbreviations, exceptions for pronounced phrases)

When should periods be omitted in abbreviations?

Options

aAlways for all abbreviations.
bIf an abbreviated phrase is pronounced as a word (e.g., NASA).check_circle
cOnly for very commonly known terms like UCLA.
dNever, periods are always included.

Key Points

The chapter states, 'If an abbreviated phrase is pronounced, we do not include periods. For example: NASA is correct, N.A.S.A is incorrect.'

Source

Class 6 › English Grammar and Composition › Chapter 8: Punctuation & Capitalisation › Topic: Period or Full Stop usage (ending sentences, abbreviations, exceptions for pronounced phrases)

Aligned to the NCTB national curriculum.