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Developing Dialogue
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LSAT Elem Ed Quiz on Developing Dialogue, created by Tracy Rains on 20/10/2017.
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Question 1
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Which of the following sentences are punctuated correctly?
Answer
“I want it right now!” She demanded irritatingly.
Would you like some right now? ”She asked irritatingly”
She demanded irritatingly
Question 2
Question
Where should the quotation marks be in this sentence?
Answer
“Do you need it now Mark asked.”
“Do you need it now?” Mark asked.
Do you need it now? “Mark asked?”
Question 3
Question
Where should the quotation marks be in this sentence?
Answer
“Yes, I will be at the game” she replied.
Yes, I will be at the game she replied.
“Yes, I will be at the game she replied.”
Question 4
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This sentence is punctuated correctly? Beth said “she was better” now.
Answer
True
False
Question 5
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This sentence is punctuated correctly- “I feel much better now!” she exclaimed.
Answer
True
False
Question 6
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This sentence is punctuated correctly- “It is so nice to be here, he announced”
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True
False
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