Quotation Marks Practice

Choose the correctly punctuated version of the sentence: "Of course not! said Arlin."

• "Of course not!" said Arlin.

• "Of course not! said Arlin."

• Of course not! said Arlin.

• "Of course not!" said, Arlin.

Apply the rules to correctly punctuate and add quotation marks to the sentence: "Where does it go?" Doon asked.

• "Where does it go?" Doon asked.

• "Where does it go? Doon asked."

• "Where does it go?" asked Doon.

• "Where does it go?" Doon asks.

Choose the correctly punctuated and quoted version of the sentence: "We have to turn the shut-off valve, take the pipe apart, put on a new connector, and stick it back together again, explained Arlin."

• "We have to turn the shut-off valve, take the pipe apart, put on a new connector, and stick it back together again," explained Arlin.

• "We have to turn the shut-off valve, take the pipe apart, put on a new connector, and stick it back together again," Arlin explained.

• We have to turn the shut-off valve, take the pipe apart, put on a new connector, and stick it back together again, explained Arlin.

• "We have to turn the shut-off valve, take the pipe apart, put on a new connector, and stick it back together again" explained Arlin.

Correctly punctuate and add quotation marks to the sentence: "Back into the ground, I guess shrugged Arlin."

• "Back into the ground," I guess, shrugged Arlin.

• "Back into the ground," I guess shrugged Arlin.

• "Back into the ground, I guess," shrugged Arlin.

• Back into the ground, I guess, shrugged Arlin.

Correctly punctuate and add quotation marks to the sentence: "I want to learn about the generator," Doon screamed.

• "I want to learn about the generator," Doon screamed.

• "I want to learn about the generator Doon," screamed.

• "I want to learn about," the generator Doon screamed.

• "I want, to learn about the generator" Doon screamed.

Correctly punctuate and add quotation marks to the sentence: "Can you explain to me about the generator?" he asked.

• "Can you explain to me about the generator?" he asked.

• "Can you, explain to me about the generator?" he asked.

• "Can you explain to me, about the generator?" he asked.

• "Can you explain to me about the generator," he asked.

Correctly punctuate and add quotation marks to the sentence: "Who knows?" the man shrugged.

• "Who knows?" the man shrugged.

• "Who knows? the man shrugged."

• "Who knows the man shrugged."

• "Who, knows the man shrugged."

Correctly punctuate and add quotation marks to the sentence: "oh, I hit you, Father Doon said as his anger drained away."

• "Oh, I hit you," Father Doon said as his anger drained away.

• "Oh I hit you," Father Doon said as his anger drained away.

• "Oh, I hit you" Father Doon said as his anger drained away.

• Oh, I hit you, Father Doon said as his anger drained away.

Correctly punctuate and add quotation marks to the sentence: "got me in the ear he said."

• "Got me in the ear," he said.

• "Got me in the ear." He said.

• Got me in the ear, he said.

• "He said, got me in the ear."

Correctly punctuate and add quotation marks to the sentence: "I got angry for a second," said Doon.

• "I got angry for a second," said Doon.

• "I got angry for a second," Doon said.

• "I got angry for a second" said Doon.

• "I got angry for a second" Doon said.