Grammar quiz week 24

Master grammar with our fun quiz on correct punctuation and quotation marks!

1. Which sentence uses quotation marks and punctuation correctly? "Where are you going mom asked" Where are you going, "mom asked". "Where are you going" mom asked "Where are you going?" mom asked. 2. Which sentence uses quotation marks and punctuation correctly? Dad asked, "Where my keys!" Dad asked, "Where are my keys?" "Dad asked, Where are my keys?" "Dad asked" Where are my keys? 3. Which sentence uses quotation marks and punctuation correctly? The text says, "Monkeys should not be captured and kept as a pet." "The text says," Monkeys should not be captured and kept as a pet. "The text says, Monkeys should not be captured and kept as a pet." The text says, "Monkeys" should not be captured and kept as a pet! 4. Which sentence uses quotation marks and punctuation correctly? "Stop! Matthew shouted." "Stop!", Matthew shouted. "Stop!" Matthew shouted. Stop! "Matthew shouted." 5. Which sentence uses quotation marks and punctuation correctly? "Actions have reactions," the author states on paragraph five. Actions have reactions, the author states on paragraph five. "Actions have reactions, the author states on paragraph five." "Actions have reactions the author states" on paragraph five. 6. Which sentence uses quotation marks and punctuation correctly? Five dollars please, the cashier smiled. "Five dollars" please, the cashier smiled. "Five dollars please, the cashier smiled." "Five dollars please," the cashier smiled. 7. Which sentence uses quotation marks and punctuation correctly? The report stated, how many kids had the flu this spring. The report stated how many kids had the flu this spring. "The report" stated how many kids had the flu this spring. "The report stated how many kids had the flu this spring." 8. Which sentence uses quotation marks and punctuation correctly? I'm going to invite my friends neighbors and grandparents to my birthday party, Lisa counted joyfully. "I'm going to invite my friends neighbors and grandparents to my birthday party," Lisa counted joyfully." I'm going to invite my friends, neighbors, and grandparents to my birthday party, "Lisa counted joyfully." "I'm going to invite my friends, neighbors, and grandparents to my birthday party," Lisa counted joyfully. 9. Which sentence uses punctuation correctly? I live at 45 Madeup Street, Bighorn, Nebraska. I live at 45 Madeup Street Bighorn Nebraska. I live at 45 Madeup Street Bighorn, Nebraska. I live at, 45 Madeup Street, Bighorn, Nebraska. 10. Which sentence uses punctuation correctly? Ryan was born on Monday October 23, 2006. Ryan was born on Monday October 23 2006. Ryan was born on Monday, October 23, 2006. Ryan was born on, Monday. October, 23, 2006.