Commas in dates, quotations, and address

Is the sentence written correctly?

“Can I watch television?” asked Tina.

• Yes

• No

Tags

CCSS.L.4.2B

What punctuation separates the month and day in a date?

How should this address be punctuated? 123 Elm Street Chicago IL 60601

• 123 Elm Street, Chicago IL 60601

• 123 Elm Street, Chicago, IL 60601

• 123 Elm Street Chicago, IL 60601

• 123, Elm Street, Chicago, IL 60601

The below sentence is​ (a)   .

A comma is used between the month and year in a date.

• False
• True

What should be included in a full date when using commas? (Check all that apply)

• A comma after the day

• A comma after the month

• A comma after the year

• No commas should be used

Identify if the sentence is true or false.

Commas are not necessary in direct quotations.

What punctuation separates the day, month, and year in a full date?

Where does the comma belong in this quotation: “Let’s go to the park” she said?

• After park

• After she

• After go

• No commas are needed

The correct format of writing date is:

​ ​ (a)   ​ (b)   ​ (c)   ​ (d)  

• Month
• Date
• Comma
• Year
• Day
• Season
• Full stop
• Hyphen

Choose the sentence that shows the comma in the correct place:

• On June, 13 2013, I visited Makkah.

• On June 13, 2013, I visited Makkah.

• On June 13 2013 I visited Makkah.