Quotation Marks

Front

Select the sentence that is punctuated correctly:
1. Joey asked, "Is the title of the poem 'I Remember?'"
2. Joey asked, "Is the title of the poem 'I Remember'?"
3. Joey asked, is the title of the poem "I Remember"?
4. Joey asked, "Is the title of the poem 'I Remember'?"

Back

Joey asked, "Is the title of the poem 'I Remember'?"

Front

Select the sentence that is punctuated correctly:

“And then, said Julia, someone started singing ‘The Bear Went Over the Mountain.’ It was wild!”

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“And then,” said Julia, “someone started singing ‘The Bear Went Over the Mountain.’ It was wild"!

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“And then,” said Julia, “someone started singing ‘The Bear Went Over the Mountain.’ It was wild!”

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“And then,” said Julia, “someone started singing "The Bear Went Over the Mountain." It was wild!”

Back

“And then,” said Julia, “someone started singing ‘The Bear Went Over the Mountain.’ It was wild!”

Front

Select the sentence that is punctuated correctly:
1. Mrs. Garcia assigned an "independent assignment of Module 12: Punctuation."
2. Mrs. Garcia assigned an independent assignment of Module "12: Punctuation.
3. "Mrs. Garcia" assigned an independent assignment of Module 12: Punctuation.
4. Mrs. Garcia assigned an independent assignment of "Module 12: Punctuation."

Back

Mrs. Garcia assigned an independent assignment of "Module 12: Punctuation."

Front

Select the sentence punctuated correctly:

“What did people do before that?” asked one student.

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“What did people do before that”? asked one student.

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“What did people do before that” asked one student.

Back

“What did people do before that?” asked one student.

Front

Select the sentence that is punctuated correctly:

Can you believe it, she asked, that it's already June?

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Can you believe it," she asked, "that it's already June?

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"Can you believe it," she asked, "that it's already June?"

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"Can you believe it", she asked, "that it's already June?"

Back

"Can you believe it," she asked, "that it's already June?"

Front

Select the sentence that is punctuated correctly:

"Where is your sister going"? he asked.

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"Where is your sister going?" he asked.

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Where is your sister going?" he asked.

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"Where is your sister going? he asked."

Back

"Where is your sister going?" he asked.

Front

Select the sentence punctuated correctly:

Bobbi said, “Delia asked, ‘Will this remote control work on my TV?’ ”

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Bobbi said, 'Delia asked, ‘Will this remote control work on my TV?’ '

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Bobbi said, “Delia asked, ‘'Will this remote control work on my TV?’'”

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Bobbi said, “Delia asked, will this remote control work on my TV?’”

Back

Bobbi said, “Delia asked, ‘Will this remote control work on my TV?’ ”

Front

Select the sentence that is punctuated correctly:

"Did you hear," he whispered, "that they're not coming?"

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"Did you hear," he whispered "that they're not coming?"

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"Did you hear," he whispered, "that they're not coming?"

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Did you hear," he whispered, "that they're not coming?"

Back

"Did you hear," he whispered, "that they're not coming?"

Front

Select the sentence punctuated correctly:

Linda asked, "Will you be joining us for dinner?"

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Linda asked "Will you be joining us for dinner?"

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"Linda asked, "Will you be joining us for dinner?"

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Linda asked, "Will you be joining us for dinner?"

Back

Linda asked, "Will you be joining us for dinner?"

Front

Select the sentence that is punctuated correctly:

"I can't believe it!" she exclaimed, "He won the lottery!"

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"I can't believe it! she exclaimed, "He won the lottery!"

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"I can't believe it!" she exclaimed "He won the lottery!"

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"I can't believe it!" she exclaimed, "He won the lottery!"

Back

"I can't believe it!" she exclaimed, "He won the lottery!"