Dialogue Review

What is dialogue?

• The setting of a story

• A punctuation mark

• When someone is speaking in a story

• A statement

Tags

CCSS.RL.2.6

CCSS.SL.2.4

Which sentence is written correctly?

• Mrs. Hayes announced, "we will go to the library today."

• Mrs. Hayes announced, "We will go to the library today."

• "Mrs. Hayes announced, "we will go to the library today.

• Mrs. Hayes announced, we will go to the library today.

Which sentence is written correctly?

• "Can we please go outside and play?" asked the class.

• "can we please go outside and play," asked the class.

• "Can we please go outside and play," asked the class?

• Can we please go outside and play?, asked the class.

When you are writing dialogue, you NEED to have...

• a question mark

• quotation marks

• an exclamation point

• a computer

Which sentence is written correctly?

• Skittles won the hermit crab race, "announced Mrs. Hayes."

• "Skittles won the hermit crab race" announced Mrs. Hayes.

• "Skittles won the hermit crab race!" announced Mrs. Hayes.

• Skittles won the hermit crab race, announced Mrs. Hayes

Which sentence is written correctly?

• "Can you please pick up my pencil? the student asked."

• "Can you please pick up my pencil?" the student asked.

• Can you please pick up my pencil the student asked?

• "Can you please pick up my pencil," the student asked?

A speech tag...

• tells the reader who is speaking.

• has quotation marks around it.

• is always in the beginning of the sentence.

• is always at the end of the sentence.

Which sentence is written correctly?

• Room 17 has the most amazing students, Mrs. Hayes exclaimed.

• Room 17 has the most amazing students, "Mrs. Hayes exclaimed."

• "Room 17 has the most amazing students! Mrs. Hayes exclaimed."

• "Room 17 has the most amazing students!" Mrs. Hayes exclaimed.

Which sentence is written correctly?

• The class exclaimed, "Writing is the best."

• The class exclaimed, "Writing is the best!"

• The class exclaimed, "writing is the best!"

• The class exclaimed writing is the "best"!

Tags

CCSS.L.2.2A

Dialogue can...

• help bring stories to life.

• help show how characters feel.

• help make a story more interesting.

• all of the above :)

Tags

CCSS.RL.2.6