Quotation Marks
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Correctly punctuate sentences using quotation marks. This includes the speaker's tag at the beginning and end of a sentence and interrupted quotations.
- 1.
- A.
"What if," my father worried, "I can't find the car keys?"
- B.
What if my father worred, "I can't find the car keys?"
- C.
"What if," my father worried "I can't find the car keys."
- 2.Choose the sentence in which the quotation is correctly punctuated.
- A.
"Is it easier," I asked, "for me to come to your house?"
- B.
"Is it easier" I asked, "for me to come to your house?"
- C.
Is it easier, I asked, "for me to come to your house?"
- 3.
- A.
"Do you want to play baseball during recess," Bob asked.
- B.
"Do you want to play baseball during recess?" Bob asked.
- C.
"Do you want to play baseball during recess? Bob asked.
- 4.Choose the sentence in which the quotation is correctly punctuated.
- A.
"This movie," Robin said "is really exciting."
- B.
"This movie" Robin said, "is really exciting."
- C.
"This movie," Robin said, "is really exciting."
- 5.Choose the sentence in which the quotation is correctly punctuated.
- A.
- 6.Choose the sentence in which the quotation is correctly punctuated.
- A.
"Do not," the museum guide warned, "touch the displays."
- B.
Do not the museum guide warned, "touch the displays."
- C.
"Do not" the museum guide warned, "Touch the displays."
- 7.Choose the sentence in which the quotation is correctly punctuated.
- A.
Captain Lee said, "My next voyage will be to the Bahamas."
- B.
Captain Lee said, "my next voyage will be to the Bahamas."
- C.
Captain Lee said "My next voyage will be to the Bahamas."
- 8.Choose the sentence in which the quotation is correctly punctuated.
- A.
Simone asked, "Did you just get home?"
- B.
Simone asked "Did you just get home?"
- C.
Simone asked, "did you just get home?"
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