Quotation Marks Quiz

To indicate the end of a sentence

To highlight important information

To indicate direct quotations, dialogue, or specific terms.

To show sarcasm or irony

When quoting within a quote or when quoting a title of a short work.

When writing a research paper

When starting a sentence

When citing a long quote

A) She said, 'I love pizza.'

C) She said, I love pizza.

D) She said, 'I love pizza.'

B) She said, I love pizza.

Before 'Stop talking!'

After 'teacher'

After 'shouted'

After 'Stop'

semicolon

comma

exclamation mark

question mark

B) He asked, What time is it

D) He asked, 'What time is it?'

A) He asked, 'What time is it?

C) He asked, What time is it

At the end of the sentence

Inside the quotation marks

Outside the quotation marks

At the beginning of the sentence

My favorite book is 'To Kill a Mockingbird

My favorite book is 'To Kill a Mockingbird'

My favorite book is 'To Kill a Mockingbird'

My favorite book is To Kill a Mockingbird

B) The sign read, 'No Trespassing.'

A) The sign read, No Trespassing.

D) The sign read, No Trespassing.

C) The sign read, 'No Trespassing'

She said, 'I love the movie 'Titanic'.

She said, 'I love the movie 'Titanic'.

She said, 'I love the movie 'Titanic'.

She said, 'I love the movie 'Titanic'.