Quotations and Quotation Marks

Front

Which sentence is correct?

"The warriors are fleeing!" I cried.

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The warriors are fleeing" I cried!

Back

"The warriors are fleeing!" I cried.

Front

Which sentence is correct?
"Will Cortes return? asked the boy."
"Will Cortes return?" asked the boy.

Back

"Will Cortes return?" asked the boy.

Front

Which sentence is correct?
1. My mother said, "Come with me to fetch water"
2. My mother said, "Come with me to fetch water."

Back

My mother said, "Come with me to fetch water."

Front

Which sentence is correct?

"The Spaniards arrived in wooden boats," explained Ms. Rich.

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"The Spaniards arrived in wooden boats." explained Ms. Rich

Back

"The Spaniards arrived in wooden boats," explained Ms. Rich.

Front

Which sentence is correct?

He said, "The Aztecs built bridges across the lake".

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He said, "The Aztecs built bridges across the lake."

Back

He said, "The Aztecs built bridges across the lake."

Front

Which sentence is correct?
Options:

"That nobleman is very rich!" she exclaimed.

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"That nobleman is very rich! she exclaimed!"

Back

"That nobleman is very rich!" she exclaimed.

Front

Which sentence is correct?
1. Our teacher said to study Chapter 12 in the history book.
2. Our teacher said "to study Chapter 12 in the history book."

Back

Our teacher said to study Chapter 12 in the history book.

Front

Which sentence is written correctly?
Options:

"Maybe someday, he said, "I'll be a great judge."

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"Maybe someday," he said, "I'll be a great judge."

Back

"Maybe someday," he said, "I'll be a great judge."

Front

Which sentence is written correctly?
Options:

"Come to the festival," urged Grandma. "Bring your tortillas."

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"Come to the festival," urged Grandma. "bring your tortillas."

Back

"Come to the festival," urged Grandma. "Bring your tortillas."

Front

Which sentence is written correctly?
Options:

"Over those mountains," I pointed out, "Is the lake."

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"Over those mountains," I pointed out, "is the lake."

Back

"Over those mountains," I pointed out, "is the lake."