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Duplicate of Duplicate of Speech Marks

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A review quiz on using speech marks

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1
Which answer is a rule for speech marks?
You should only end a speech mark with a full stop
You don't need a capital letter at the start of a speech
If the sentence continues you don't need any punctuation
You need to correctly punctuate each speech
2
How many basic rules did we identify for using speech marks?
1
2
4
3
3
Which sentence is correct?
"Please wait outside," said the teacher, "No" shouted Max.
"Please wait outside", said the teacher, "No" shouted Max!
"Please wait outside," said the teacher, "No!" shouted Max.
"please wait outside", said the teacher, "No" shouted Max.
4
Which of the following is a speech mark rule?
Only what someone actually says is within the speech mark
The speech marks must include the speaker
Only famous quotes need speech marks
You only need speech marks at the end of a conversation
5
What is the best word to replace said in this sentence? "Don't go inside the house is creepy!"
ordered Joe
demanded Joe
whispered Joe
begged Joe
6
Speech marks are sometimes called
60 and 90
Speaking Apostrophes
Talky Things
Quotation Marks
7
Speech marks indicate...
How loud someone is talking
What a person has said
Who is actually speaking
The way they are talking
8
Which sentence is correct?
"Are we there?" yet moaned Joe.
"Are we there yet?" moaned Joe.
"Are we there yet," moaned Joe.
"Are we there yet moaned Joe."
9
Which sentence is correct?
"Over here shouted Tim!"
"Over here!" shouted Tim.
"Over here", shouted Tim!
"over here!" shouted Tim.
10
Which of the following is a speech mark rule?
New line for a new speaker
Always start with the eldest speaker
You must always say who is speaking
If you whisper you don't require speech marks