Dialogue Quiz

Found only in a play.

Recognized by being in between quotation marks.

A way to express a character's thoughts or feelings.

A conversation between two or more people.

hoping Dante would agree

desperately

suggested

Jane suggested

There is nothing missing or incorrect in the dialogue.

The phrase frustrated with his attitude should be in quotation marks.

The comma after said should be changed to a period.

The period after the word school should be changed to a comma.

Before the dialogue

After the dialogue

In the middle of the dialogue

All of the above

add a comma

add a period

no punctuation needed

add a question mark

add a period

no punctuation needed

add a question mark

add a comma

Add a question mark in the first blank and a period in the second blank.

Add an exclamation mark in the first blank and a question mark in the second blank.

Add a period in the first blank and an exclamation mark in the second blank.

Add a comma in the first blank and a period in the second blank.

“Well”, she said, “you certainly didn’t waste any time.”

"Well,” she said, “you certainly didn’t waste any time.”

“It is almost over,” he said.

“It is almost over.” he said.

She screamed, “I’ve had it up to here!”

She screamed, “I’ve had it up to here!”.

The song asks, “Would you like to swing on a star”?

The song asks, “Would you like to swing on a star?”

“I love grammar!” exclaimed Mrs. Parker.

“I love grammar,” exclaimed Mrs. Parker!

Mother looked at him and shouted “Take off your muddy shoes!”

Mother looked at him and shouted, “Take off your muddy shoes!”

Ms. Florendo asked, “Where are you going for fall break?”

Ms. Florendo asked, “Where are you going for fall break.”

“Tom,” she inquired with a smile, “are you going to be there too?”

“Tom,” she inquired with a smile, “Are you going to be there too?”