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Commas and Quotation Marks in Dialogue Game

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Grades
3
Standards
L.3.2.C
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1. Which sentence is punctuated correctly?

A
"I love pizza" said Tom.
B
"I love pizza," said Tom.
C
I love pizza," said Tom.
D
"I love pizza" said Tom"

2. Which sentence shows the correct use of quotation marks and commas?

A
Sarah asked "What time is it?"
B
Sarah asked, "What time is it?"
C
Sarah asked, What time is it?"
D
Sarah asked "What time is it

3. Find the sentence with correct dialogue punctuation:

A
"Where are you going" asked Mom.
B
"Where are you going," asked Mom.
C
Where are you going," asked Mom.
D
"Where are you going", asked Mom.

4. Which dialogue is written correctly?

A
"I can't wait for summer vacation" she exclaimed.
B
"I can't wait for summer vacation," she exclaimed.
C
"I can't wait for summer vacation", she exclaimed.
D
I can't wait for summer vacation," she exclaimed.

5. Which sentence uses quotation marks and commas correctly?

A
"Please pass the salt," asked John.
B
"Please pass the salt" asked John.
C
Please pass the salt," asked John.
D
"Please pass the salt", asked John.

6. Find the correct sentence:

A
"Are we there yet?" asked Billy
B
"Are we there yet?" asked Billy.
C
"Are we there yet" asked Billy.
D
Are we there yet?" asked Billy.

7. Which dialogue is punctuated correctly?

A
"I need help," whispered Sam.
B
"I need help" whispered Sam.
C
"I need help", whispered Sam.
D
I need help," whispered Sam.

8. Which sentence is written correctly?

A
"Let's go to the park" said Mary.
B
"Let's go to the park," said Mary.
C
Let's go to the park," said Mary.
D
"Let's go to the park", said Mary.

9. Find the sentence with proper dialogue punctuation:

A
"Do you have my book?" asked Lisa.
B
"Do you have my book" asked Lisa.
C
Do you have my book?" asked Lisa.
D
"Do you have my book?", asked Lisa.

10. Which dialogue uses quotation marks and commas correctly?

A
"The movie starts at seven," explained Dad.
B
"The movie starts at seven" explained Dad.
C
The movie starts at seven," explained Dad.
D
"The movie starts at seven", explained Dad.

ABOUT COMMAS AND QUOTATION MARKS IN DIALOGUE GAME

This engaging interactive game helps third-grade students master the essential skill of using commas and quotation marks correctly in dialogue. Students will encounter real-world examples of conversations and practice identifying proper punctuation placement in various dialogue scenarios.

LEARNING OUTCOMES

Through this differentiated learning activity, students will:

  • Learn to properly place quotation marks around spoken words
  • Understand when and where to use commas in dialogue
  • Recognize the relationship between dialogue tags and punctuation
  • Apply punctuation rules in various dialogue contexts

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dialogue punctuation, quotation marks, commas in dialogue, direct speech, conversation punctuation, dialogue tags, grammar game, interactive punctuation, third grade grammar

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