Quotation Marks Quiz

Insert quotation marks around the words being spoken. Use a comma to set off a quotation. Use a capital letter to begin each quotation. I can’t wait to see the movie tomorrow said Max.

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Insert quotation marks around the words being spoken. Use a comma to set off a quotation. Use a capital letter to begin each quotation. Coach Crosby said don’t forget your baseball mitts.

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Insert quotation marks around the words being spoken. Use a comma to set off a quotation. Use a capital letter to begin each quotation. Have you read Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing asked Sam.

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Insert quotation marks around the words being spoken. Use a comma to set off a quotation. Use a capital letter to begin each quotation. My favorite movie is on T.V. tonight! exclaimed Mom.

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Insert quotation marks around the words being spoken. Use a comma to set off a quotation. Use a capital letter to begin each quotation. Mrs. Bea asked why isn’t your homework done?

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Insert quotation marks around the words being spoken. Use a comma to set off a quotation. Use a capital letter to begin each quotation. The zoo is my favorite place to go answered Sarah.

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Insert quotation marks around the words being spoken. Use a comma to set off a quotation. Use a capital letter to begin each quotation. The teacher stated please turn in your papers now.

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Insert quotation marks around the words being spoken. Use a comma to set off a quotation. Use a capital letter to begin each quotation. Who will feed the fish while we’re gone asked Jonah.

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Insert quotation marks around the words being spoken. Use a comma to set off a quotation. Use a capital letter to begin each quotation. Let’s ask our neighbors if they’d like to come over for dinner suggested Dad.

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