Matching Your Voice to End Punctuation Marks

What are the three types of end punctuation marks discussed in the lesson?

• Brackets, braces, and parentheses

• Hyphens, dashes, and ellipses

• Periods, exclamation points, and question marks

• Commas, colons, and semicolons

How should your voice change when you see a period at the end of a sentence?

• It should sound like a question

• It should sound angry

• It should be in a regular reader's voice

• It should sound excited

What does an exclamation point indicate about the tone of a sentence?

• The sentence should be read in an excited or angry voice

• The sentence should be read slowly

• The sentence should be read in a whisper

• The sentence should be read in a monotone voice

When you see a question mark, how should your voice change?

• It should become quieter

• It should go higher at the end

• It should remain flat

• It should go lower at the end

What is the first step to take when reading a passage to match end punctuation marks?

• Read the passage quickly

• Ignore the punctuation marks

• Stop when you come to an end punctuation mark

• Change your voice randomly