Dialogue Punctuation

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Which sentence is correctly punctuated for dialogue and quotes? Options: Cara shouted excitedly, “Hey! Let’s go to the movie theater tonight.”, Cara shouted excitedly “Hey! Let’s go to the movie theater tonight.”, Cara shouted excitedly, “Hey! Let’s go to the movie theater tonight”

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Cara shouted excitedly, “Hey! Let’s go to the movie theater tonight.”

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Which sentence is correctly punctuated for dialogue and quotes? Options: “Please don’t make me clean my room,” Luis begged his mother., “Please don’t make me clean my room” Luis begged his mother., Please don’t make me clean my room Luis begged his mother.

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“Please don’t make me clean my room,” Luis begged his mother.

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Which sentence is correctly punctuated for dialogue and quotes? Options: “At what time are we eating dinner?” she asked., “At what time are we eating dinner,” she asked., “At what time are we eating dinner?” she asked

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“At what time are we eating dinner?” she asked.

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Which sentence is correctly punctuated for dialogue and quotes? Options: “Hey,” cried Lisa, “you stole my pen.”, “Hey” cried Lisa, “you stole my pen.”, “Hey” cried Lisa “you stole my pen.”

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“Hey,” cried Lisa, “you stole my pen.”

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Which sentence is correctly punctuated for dialogue and quotes? Options: “At the baseball game later today, I am going to order a hotdog, soda, and pretzel,” Dad said., “At the baseball game later today, I am going to order a hotdog, soda, and pretzel” Dad said., At the baseball game later today, "I am going to order a hotdog, soda, and pretzel,” Dad said.

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“At the baseball game later today, I am going to order a hotdog, soda, and pretzel,” Dad said.

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Which sentence is correctly punctuated for dialogue and quotes? Options: As she stepped boarded the train, she waved goodbye and said, “I will never forget you.”, As she stepped boarded the train, she waved goodbye and said, “I will never forget you”, As she stepped boarded the train, she waved goodbye and said, “I will never" forget you.

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As she stepped boarded the train, she waved goodbye and said, “I will never forget you.”

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Which sentence is correctly punctuated for dialogue and quotes? Options: “I wish I could come too,” Aaron sighed, “I really want to see the new movie.”, “I wish I could come too, Aaron sighed, I really want to see the new movie.”, I wish I could come too, Aaron sighed, “I really want to see the new movie.”

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“I wish I could come too,” Aaron sighed, “I really want to see the new movie.”

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Which sentence is correctly punctuated for dialogue and quotes? Options: “I was hoping you could take me to school this week,” she said to her mother., “I was hoping you could take me to school this week” she said to her mother., “I was hoping you could take me to school this week,” she said to her mother

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“I was hoping you could take me to school this week,” she said to her mother.

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Which sentence is correctly punctuated for dialogue and quotes? Options: “I can’t wait,” he exclaimed excitedly, “the new video game comes out this Tuesday.”, “I can’t wait” he exclaimed excitedly “the new video game comes out this Tuesday.”, “I can’t wait,” he exclaimed excitedly, the new video game comes out this Tuesday.

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“I can’t wait,” he exclaimed excitedly, “the new video game comes out this Tuesday.”

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Which sentence is correctly punctuated for dialogue and quotes? Options: Before the party started, she asked, “Does she know about the surprise?”, Before the party started, she asked “Does she know about the surprise?”, Before the party started, "she asked, Does she know about the surprise?”

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Before the party started, she asked, “Does she know about the surprise?”