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Practicing Direct Speech ChallengeVersión en línea Grade 7 Direct Speech practice por Hidden Author 1 Which sentence is correctly punctuated as direct speech? a “Mind your manners,” the teacher advised. b Mind your manners” the teacher advised. c “Mind your manners,” the teacher advised. (no comma) d “Mind your manners”, the teacher advised. 2 Direct speech repeats exact spoken words inside quotation marks and includes what else? a subject pronouns b reporting words (e.g., said, advised) c capital letters at start of sentence d contractions 3 Which sentence shows proper punctuation of direct speech with a reporting verb? a The teacher said, “Please tidy your desks.” b “Please tidy your desks” said the teacher. c The teacher said “Please tidy your desks.” d The teacher said, Please tidy your desks. 4 When should you use direct speech first? a In sentences that begin with the spoken words b Only with reporting verbs at start c Only in questions d Only in exclamations 5 Which option correctly punctuates direct speech that starts with spoken words? a “Hurry up” she cried, “we’re late.” b “Hurry up,” she cried we’re late. c “Hurry up” she cried, we’re late. d “Hurry up,” she cried, “we’re late.” 6 Which sentence correctly uses direct speech with a reporting verb after the quote? a “Finish your work,” the teacher urged. b The teacher urged, “Finish your work.” c “Finish your work” the teacher urged. d “Finish your work,” the teacher urged, 7 What is emphasized by direct speech? a The narrator’s interpretation b The speaker’s tone only c The exact spoken words d The future tense used 8 Choose the correctly punctuated direct speech with unspoken words before the quote. a She whispered, “silence, please.” b She whispered, “silence please.” c She whispered, “silence please.” d She whispered, silence please. 9 Which sentence demonstrates direct speech followed by a reporting clause? a Be kind to others, he said. b “Be kind to others,” he said. c “Be kind to others he said.” d “Be kind to others” he said. 10 When you have spoken and unspoken parts, how should you punctuate? a End with an exclamation inside the quotes only. b Remove all punctuation. c Place quotation marks around spoken part, then add reporting words. d Place a period outside the quotation marks. Feedback 1 Correct punctuation places the reporting clause after the comma inside the quotes. 2 Direct speech uses quotation marks around spoken words and reporting words to show who spoke. 3 A comma precedes the closing quote before the reporting verb. 4 Direct speech may start with the spoken words, followed by reporting words. 5 Direct speech with two clauses needs a comma inside quotes and appropriate punctuation. 6 Place comma inside quotation marks before the reporting verb. 7 Direct speech presents the exact words spoken, within quotation marks. 8 Punctuation surrounds the spoken words; unspoken words precede the quote with a comma. 9 The reporting clause follows the quotation with a comma inside the quotes. 10 Direct speech requires quotation marks around spoken words plus reporting words if present.

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Which sentence is correctly punctuated as direct speech?

Direct speech repeats exact spoken words inside quotation marks and includes what else?

Which sentence shows proper punctuation of direct speech with a reporting verb?

When should you use direct speech first?

Which option correctly punctuates direct speech that starts with spoken words?

Which sentence correctly uses direct speech with a reporting verb after the quote?

What is emphasized by direct speech?

Choose the correctly punctuated direct speech with unspoken words before the quote.

Which sentence demonstrates direct speech followed by a reporting clause?

When you have spoken and unspoken parts, how should you punctuate?

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