This exercise focuses on understanding the use of quotation marks as a part of punctuation. It contains 10 multiple-choice questions aimed at testing your knowledge on this topic.
Instructions:
Read each question carefully and select the option you think is correct. After each question, the correct answer will be provided for your reference.
Question 1: Which punctuation marks are used to indicate direct speech or a quotation within a sentence?
Question 2: In the sentence: She said, 'I love to read novels,' what should be used to enclose the spoken words?
Question 3: Identify the sentence with the correct use of quotation marks:
Question 4: Identify the sentence that uses quotation marks correctly for dialogue:
Question 5: In the sentence: The teacher asked, 'Who can solve this math problem?' What punctuation should be used to enclose the direct question?
Question 6: In the sentence: 'Did you finish your homework yet?' she asked, what punctuation should be used to enclose the direct question?
Question 7: In the sentence: The article titled 'Breaking News' was published yesterday, how should the title be punctuated?
Question 8: Which of the following is an example of the correct use of quotation marks for emphasis?
Question 9: Which of the following sentences demonstrates the correct use of quotation marks for a magazine article title?
Question 10: Which of the following sentences correctly punctuates a direct question within a larger sentence?
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