Quotation Marks and Capitalization

Which sentence below uses quotation marks appropriately?

• Where will you go? she asked.

• "Where will you go?" she asked.

• "Where will you go? she asked.

• Where will you go?" she asked.

Which one of these is correct?

• The text says, apples are good for you!

• The text says, "Apples are good for you".

• The text says, "Apples are good for you!"

• The text says "apples are good for you!"

Which sentence is written correctly?

• Bob asked "What do you want for Christmas?"

• Bob asked, "What do you want for Christmas?"

• Bob asked, "what do you want for Christmas?"

• Bob asked, What do you want for Christmas?"

Choose the correct sentence.

• "Did you see the president?" asked josie.

• "Did you see the President? asked Josie.

• "Did you see the president?" asked Josie.

Choose the sentence with the correct use of quotation marks and punctuation.

• My sister asked, "Will you help me with this?"

• My sister asked Will you help me with this

• My sister asked, Will you help me with this?

• My sister asked "Will you help me with this?"

Which sentence below uses quotation marks appropriately?

• Kelly said Kim wants to play inside, not outside.

• Kelly said, "Kim wants to play inside, not outside.

• "Kelly said, " Kim wants to play inside, not outside.

• Kelly said, "Kim wants to play inside, not outside."

Which sentence below uses quotation marks correctly?

• "Which store do you want to go to?" asked Marie.

• Which store do you want to go to?" asked Marie.

• "Which store do you want to go to? asked Marie.

• Which store do you want to go to? asked Marie.

Which sentence uses quotation marks correctly?

• “Let me see what we have said Ms. Lack.”

• “Let me see what we have,” said Ms. Lack.

• “Let me see” what we have said Ms. Lack.

Choose the sentence with the correct use of quotation marks and punctuation.

• The umpire yelled, Safe!

• The umpire yelled “Safe!”

• The umpire yelled, “Safe!”

• The umpire yelled Safe

Choose the sentence with the correct use of quotation marks and punctuation.

• “You may sharpen your pencil” said the teacher

• You may sharpen your pencil, said the teacher.

• “You may sharpen your pencil,” said the teacher.

• “You may sharpen your pencil” said the teacher