Choose the sentence with correct punctuation.
Sarah asked, “May I have another piece of candy?”
CORRECT! Great job!
Sarah asked. “May I have another piece of candy?”
Sarah asked, “May I have another piece of candy.”
“Sarah asked, May I have another piece of candy.”
Choose the sentence with correct punctuation.
“I love going to the beach,” said Iris.
CORRECT! Nice work!
“I love going to the beach.” Said Iris.
“I love going to the beach” said Iris.
“I love going to the beach, said Iris.”
Choose the sentence with correct punctuation.
Chase yelled, “Watch out!”
CORRECT! Terrific!
Chase yelled! “Watch out!”
Chase yelled “Watch out”.
Chase yelled “Watch out!”
Which sentence is INCORRECTLY punctuated?
Bristol will bake a cake said Braden.
CORRECT! Way to go!
Bristol said, “I will bake a cake.”
Briley exclaimed, “I love when Bristol bakes!”
Brooke asked, “Would you like help baking the cake?”
Choose the sentence with correct punctuation.
Daniel exclaimed, “It’s time to go!”
CORRECT! You are doing great!
Daniel exclaimed, “It’s time to go”!
Daniel exclaimed “It’s time to go!”
Daniel exclaimed “It’s time to go”.
Which sentence is INCORRECTLY punctuated?
“When does Rebecca get home” Nathaniel asked?
CORRECT! Super!
“I love Rebecca’s artwork,” said Bekah.
Ezra exclaimed, “It’s time for the movie!”
Michael asked, “Where is the popcorn?”
Choose the sentence with correct punctuation.
Alex exclaimed, “I love going camping!”
CORRECT! Hurray!
Alex exclaimed “I love going camping”!
Alex exclaimed, “I love going camping?”
Alex exclaimed “I love going camping!”.
Which sentence is incorrectly punctuated?
Sarah blurted. “It’s a surprise!”
CORRECT! Fantastic!
Rebekah asked, “Would you please whisper?”
“I’m too excited!” exclaimed Daniel.
“Why are we still waiting?” asked Michael.
Which sentence is incorrectly punctuated?
“Where is my cat” Sarah asked?
CORRECT! Fabulous!
Iris asked, “Is that cat friendly?”
“Why is the cat running away?” asked Chase.
“He ran away because everyone is yelling!” exclaimed Alex.
Choose the sentence with correct punctuation.
“Are we learning about dinosaurs next?” asked Andrew.
CORRECT! Amazing!
“Are we learning about dinosaurs next” asked Andrew?
“Are we learning about dinosaurs next” asked Andrew.
“Are we learning about dinosaurs next asked Andrew.”
Choose the sentence with correct punctuation.
“It’s almost my birthday!” exclaimed Nathaniel.
CORRECT! Go get a high-five for doing so well!
“It’s almost my birthday” exclaimed Nathaniel!
“It’s almost my birthday” exclaimed Nathaniel.
“It’s almost my birthday exclaimed Nathaniel!”