Module 4 Week 1 Grammar

Which of the following sentences correctly uses quotation marks?

• "I love reading books, said Sarah."

• "I love reading books," said Sarah.

• I love reading books," said Sarah."

• "I love reading books said Sarah."

Identify the correct way to punctuate the split quotation:

• "I can't wait" said Tom, "to go to the park."

• "I can't wait," said Tom "to go to the park."

• "I can't wait," said Tom, "to go to the park."

• "I can't wait," said Tom, "to go to the park".

Which sentence correctly uses a quotation to show what someone said?

• "It's time for dinner," Mom called.

• It's time for dinner, "Mom called."

• "It's time for dinner" Mom called.

• "It's time for dinner Mom called."

Choose the sentence that correctly uses a split quotation.

• "I am so excited," she said "for the trip."

• "I am so excited" she said, "for the trip."

• "I am so excited," she said, "for the trip."

• "I am so excited," she said "for the trip."

Which of the following sentences correctly uses quotation marks and punctuation?

• "Do you want to play?" asked Jake.

• "Do you want to play"? asked Jake.

• "Do you want to play" asked Jake?

• Do you want to play?" asked Jake.

Identify the correct punctuation for the split quotation: "Let's go," he said, "to the movies."

• "Let's go" he said, "to the movies."

• "Let's go," he said "to the movies."

• "Let's go," he said, "to the movies."

• "Let's go," he said, "to the movies".

Which sentence correctly uses quotation marks for dialogue?

• "Where are you going?" asked Lisa.

• "Where are you going"? asked Lisa.

• "Where are you going" asked Lisa?

• Where are you going?" asked Lisa.

Choose the sentence that correctly uses a split quotation.

• "I can't believe it," he said "it's finally here."

• "I can't believe it" he said, "it's finally here."

• "I can't believe it," he said, "it's finally here."

• "I can't believe it," he said "it's finally here."

Which of the following sentences correctly uses quotation marks and punctuation?

• "What time is it?" asked John.

• "What time is it"? asked John.

• "What time is it" asked John?

• What time is it?" asked John.

Identify the correct punctuation for the split quotation:

• "We should leave now" she said, "before it gets dark."

• "We should leave now," she said "before it gets dark."

• "We should leave now," she said, "before it gets dark."

• "We should leave now," she said, "before it gets dark".