WorksheetsQuotations Summative
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
Which one is correct?
"You must put up your hand," Mr. Howard demanded, "Before you speak out loud."
"You must put up your hand," Mr. Howard demanded, "before you speak out loud."
"You must put up your hand" Mr. Howard demanded, "before you speak out loud".
"You must put up your hand" Mr. Howard demanded "before you speak out loud."
Which one is correct?
"Have you visited the new museum," asked Lisa?
"Have you visited the new museum," asked Lisa.
"Have you visited the new museum?" asked Lisa.
"Have you visited the new museum?," Asked Lisa.
Which one is correct?
"I love this song!" exclaimed Wanda, weaving her way through the crowd and onto the dance floor.
"I love this song," exclaimed Wanda, weaving her way through the crowd and onto the dance floor!
"I love this song" exclaimed Wanda, weaving her way through the crowd and onto the dance floor!
"I love this song"! exclaimed Wanda, weaving her way through the crowd and onto the dance floor.
Which one is correct?
"Refugee is the best book ever!" shouted Ms. Weller!
"Refugee is the best book ever!" shouted Ms. Weller.
"Refugee is the best book, ever" shouted Ms. Weller!
"Refugee is the best book, ever!" Shouted Ms. Weller.
Which one is correct?
Jack asked, "Do we have to read the whole chapter?"
Jack asked "Do we have to read the whole chapter?"
Jack asked, "do we have to read the whole chapter?"
Jack asked, "Do we have to read the whole chapter"?
Which one is correct?
According to the article, "Teenagers aren't getting nearly enough sleep."
According to the article "Teenagers aren't getting nearly enough sleep."
According to the article, "teenagers aren't getting nearly enough sleep".
According to the article, "Teenagers aren't getting nearly enough sleep"
Which is correct?
My favorite songs are Let It Go and How Far I'll Go.
My favorite songs are "Let It Go" and "How Far I'll Go."
My favorite songs are, "Let It Go" and "How Far I'll Go".
My favorite songs are Let It Go and How Far I'll Go.
When you cite a source, you should put their exact words in quotation marks. For example:
As William Shakespeare says, "This above all: to thine own self be true..."
True
False
When you paraphrase the source you are citing, you do NOT use quotation marks. For example:
In the article, the author claims that teenagers should be getting more sleep.
True
False
Capitalize the first letter of your dialogue. For example:
Lizzy mumbled, "Why do we have to do so many math problems?"
True
False
Commas separate the dialogue from the speaker. For example:
Kenneth shouted, "Hey! Stop that right now!"
True
False
When writing dialogue in a narrative (short story), you put every new speaker on a new line. For example:
Josh asked, "How many bags of chips did you buy for the party?"
"Not too many," his sister replied.
True
False
In a quotation, commas go outside the quotation marks. For example:
I ran into Bobby at the store", said Josie.
True
False
You need to put all the following titles in quotation marks EXCEPT:
Articles
Novels
Short Stories
Poems
Using quotations is helpful for many reasons. Which is NOT a good reason?
Quotations help the reader know which character is speaking.
Quotations allow you to give someone's exact words.
Quotations help you avoid plagiarism.
Quotations make your story look longer.
