The Day Punctuation Came To Town

The Punctuation family, including Exclamation Point, Question Mark, Comma, and Period, moves to Alphabetic City and joins a new school. They introduce themselves to the letters and participate in word-making activities. Comma feels undervalued and leaves, but chaos ensues without him. The Punctuation family explains their roles, emphasizing the importance of working together with letters to create meaningful words. Comma realizes his significance in maintaining order, and the family helps restore balance in the classroom.

What was Exclamation Point's attitude on the first day of school?

• Scared

• Indifferent

• Excited

• Nervous

How did the Punctuation family introduce themselves to the letters?

• As a group of letters

• As the Punctuation family

• As symbols

• As numbers

What role does Exclamation Point play in the classroom?

• Pauses sentences

• Asks questions

• Adds excitement

• Ends sentences

Why did Comma feel out of place?

• He was too quiet

• He was too fast

• He was too loud

• He thought he was not needed

What happened when Comma left the classroom?

• The class became silent

• The letters stopped working

• Words became jumbled

• Everything became organized

What did the Punctuation family realize about Comma?

• He was unnecessary

• He was too slow

• He was too fast

• He was essential for order

How did Comma contribute to the classroom after realizing his importance?

• By adding excitement

• By ending sentences

• By keeping things in order

• By asking questions