1.   Marks were given for accurate spelling and punctuation.

2.   You still add a mark if you put then, would you give us the same mark as before?

3.   Although research on pregnancy and young athletes is minimal, one recent study gave high marks to female athletes and mixed results to males.

4.   At review sessions after major events, judges now might be required to explain why they gave certain marks, first orally and possibly in writing.

5.   A panel of musicians convened last year by Piano and Keyboard, a leading trade magazine, gave top marks to Technics, followed by Kurzweil and Yamaha.

6.   Adweek, in its annual report card issue, gives high marks to Reebok ads from both Heater and The Heat.

7.   After sampling nearly everything, we gave high marks to the carved turkey, the hearty white-bean cassoulet and the steamed broccoli.

8.   But Diaz said that he has been measured in his remarks and that he gives high marks to the overwhelming majority of police officers in the city.

9.   But Sampras said he has not given these marks too much thought.

10.   Chrysler has been given high marks for designing and producing new models of cars and trucks more quickly than its domestic competitors.