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Dialogue Rules, Punctuation, and Grammar
Dialogue Rules, Punctuation, and Grammar
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Specific Rules for dialogue writing and examples.
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Which one follows rule 3 correctly?
"Mr. Baskin yelled", "My butter and cream are missing!"
"Mr. Baskin yelled," "My butter and cream are missing"!
Mr. Baskin yelled! "My butter and cream are missing."
Mr. Baskin yelled, "My butter and cream are missing!"
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Which one follows rule 4 from the dialogue sheet?
“My Algebra class is driving me crazy!” Paul yelled.
“My Algebra class is driving me crazy!” Paul yelled!
3
Which one has correct punctuation?
I need to get some paper for school, "said the student."
"I need to get some paper for school," said the student.
"I need to get some paper for school" said the student.
"I need to get some paper for school," "said the student."
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Bang, Thwak, and Arf are examples of...
A poem
onomatopoeia
Metephors
Similies
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Rule five says...
New Paragraph for new capital letters
Monologues require more than on speaker.
Never put new paragraph in dialogue.
New Speaker = New Paragraph
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The words "like" and "as" are used ...
Smilies
onomatopoeia
Metephors
None of these
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Which one has incorrect punctuation?
According to the teacher I am doing well in school.
Brown, blue, and green are my favorites.
I know that I am ready to take and do well on the ISATS.
I have been a trooper, according to the president.
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Which one has the correct comma placement?
After a while he began, to slowly walk.
After a while, he began to slowly walk.
After,a while he began to, slowly walk.
After a while he began to slowly walk.
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A direct quotation begins with...
A comma
A small letter
A capital letter
A period
10
Which on has correct grammar?
While waiting for lunch, the soda began to go flat.
While I was waiting for lunch, the soda began to go flat.
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Which one follows rule 2 correctly?
"What in the world, Mrs. Baskin inquired, are you doing?"
"What in the world," Mrs. Baskin inquired, "Are you doing?"
"What in the world," Mrs. Baskin inquired, "are you doing?"
"What in the world" Mrs. Baskin inquired, are you doing?
12
Which on has correct comma placement?
On hot stormy, night, the bear looked for food.
On hot, stormy night, the bear looked for food.
On hot stormy, night the bear looked, for food.
On hot stormy, night the bear, looked for food.
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New speaker = New Paragraph
Rule 4
Ruler 12
Rule 1
Rule 5
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An example of a Metaphor is
The clouds are floating balloons.
He bowls as if his life depended on it.
He swings like a monkey.
She sings like a bird.