3L2c

Use _____ to show that someone is speaking.

• periods
• quotation marks
• question marks

Quotation marks come at the beginning and end of a person's exact words.

• true
• false

Which shows the quotation marks in the right place?

• "Have you tried origami? Ling asked."
• "Have you tried origami"? Ling asked.
• "Have you tried origami?" Ling asked.

Which shows the quotation marks in the right place?

• "No, I haven't," Al answered.
• "No, I haven't, Al answered."
• No, I haven't, "Al answered."

Which shows the quotation marks in the right place?

• "Ling said," All you need is paper.
• Ling said, "All you need is paper."
• Ling said, "All you need is paper" .

Which shows the quotation marks in the right place?

• Do you want to make a swan? "Ling asked."
• "Do you want to make a swan? Ling asked."
• "Do you want to make a swan?" Ling asked.

Which shows the quotation marks in the right place?

• "Al yelled, Yes!"
• Al yelled, "Yes!"
• Al yelled, "Yes" !

Which shows the quotation marks in the right place?

• "Get a square of paper," Ling said.
• "Get a square of paper, Ling" said.

Which shows the quotation marks in the right place?

• "Fold it half diagonally, she added."
• Fold it half diagonally, "she added"
• "Fold it half diagonally," she added.

Which shows the quotation marks in the right place?

• "Like this?" asked Al.
• "Like this? asked" Al.
• Like this? "asked Al."