Posted: November 29th, 2017

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Question 1 (3 points) Choose the sentence that contains no errors in using quotation marks or italics.Question 1 options:Was the article from The Washington Post reprinted in “Reader’s Digest”?Was the article from “The Washington Post” reprinted in Reader’s Digest?Was the article from The Washington Post reprinted in Reader’s Digest?Was the article from The Washington Post reprinted in Reader’s Digest?SaveUnit Assessment: Italics and Quotation Marks Pool 2Question 2 (3 points) Choose the sentence that contains no errors in using quotation marks or italics.Question 2 options:Dad printed an essay called “A Day in the Life of a Vet” and left it on the table for you.Dad printed an essay called ‘A Day in the Life of a Vet’ and left it on the table for you.Dad printed an essay called A Day in the Life of a Vet and left it on the table for you.Dad printed an essay called A Day in the Life of a Vet and left it on the table for you.SaveUnit Assessment: Italics and Quotation Marks Pool 3Question 3 (3 points) Choose the sentence that contains no errors in using quotation marks or italics.Question 3 options:Prepare for the lab experiment by outlining the chapter called Solvents and Solutions in your textbook.Prepare for the lab experiment by outlining the chapter called Solvents and Solutions in your textbook.Prepare for the lab experiment by outlining the chapter called “Solutions and Solvents” in your textbook.Prepare for the lab experiment by outlining the chapter called Solvents and Solutions in your textbook.SaveUnit Assessment: Italics and Quotation Marks Pool 4Question 4 (3 points)  Choose the sentence that contains no errors in using quotation marks or italics.Question 4 options:The ship Argo bore Jason on his quest for the “Golden Fleece.”The ship Argo bore Jason on his quest for the Golden Fleece.The ship Argo bore Jason on his quest for the Golden Fleece.The ship Argo bore Jason on his quest for the Golden Fleece.SaveUnit Assessment: Italics and Quotation Marks Pool 5Question 5 (3 points) Choose the sentence that contains no errors in using quotation marks or italics.Question 5 options:Name three words that come from the Latin word “gratus.”Name three words that come from the Latin word gratus.Name three words that come from the Latin word ‘gratus.’Name three words that come from the Latin word gratus.SaveUnit Assessment: Italics and Quotation Marks Pool 6Question 6 (3 points) Choose the sentence that contains no errors in using quotation marks or italics.Question 6 options:Was there a time when people actually sat around a campfire and sang songs like “Deep in the Heart of Texas”?Was there a time when people actually sat around a campfire and sang songs like Deep in the Heart of Texas?Was there a time when people actually sat around a campfire and sang songs like ‘Deep in the Heart of Texas’?Was there a time when people actually sat around a campfire and sang songs like Deep in the Heart of Texas?SaveUnit Assessment: Italics and Quotation Marks Pool 7Question 7 (3 points) Choose the sentence that contains no errors in using quotation marks or italics.Question 7 options:Who broke the sound barrier in an aircraft named “Glamorous Glennis?”Who broke the sound barrier in an aircraft named Glamorous Glennis?Who broke the sound barrier in an aircraft named Glamorous Glennis?Who broke the sound barrier in an aircraft named ‘Glamorous Glennis’?SaveUnit Assessment: Italics and Quotation Marks Pool 8Question 8 (3 points) Choose the sentence that contains no errors in using quotation marks or italics.Question 8 options:Yes, I titled my English composition An Essay on Writing Essays for English Class.Yes, I titled my English composition “An Essay on Writing Essays for English Class.”Yes, I titled my English composition An Essay on Writing Essays for English Class.Yes, I titled my English composition An Essay on Writing Essays for English Class.SaveUnit Assessment: Italics and Quotation Marks Pool 9Question 9 (3 points) Choose the sentence that contains no errors in using quotation marks or italics.Question 9 options:If I ever write a short story about that day at the lake, I’ll call it How My Sunscreen Saved My Life.If I ever write a short story about that day at the lake, I’ll call it “How My Sunscreen Saved My Life.”If I ever write a short story about that day at the lake, I’ll call it How My Sunscreen Saved My Life.If I ever write a short story about that day at the lake, I’ll call it How My Sunscreen Saved My Life.SaveUnit Assessment: Italics and Quotation Marks Pool 10Question 10 (3 points) Choose the sentence that contains no errors in using quotation marks or italics.Question 10 options:Actually, I liked the book Anne Frank: The Diary of a Young Girl better than the film.Actually, I liked the book Anne Frank: The Diary of a Young Girl better than the film.Actually, I liked the book “Anne Frank: The Diary of a Young Girl” better than the film.Actually, I liked the book Anne Frank: The Diary of a Young Girl better than the film.SaveUnit Assessment: Italics and Quotation Marks Pool 11Question 11 (3 points) Choose the sentence that contains no errors in capitalization.Question 11 options:”Don’t you wonder,” She mused, “where we will be in five years?””don’t you wonder,” she mused, “where we will be in five years?””Don’t you wonder,” she mused, “where we will be in five years?””Don’t you wonder,” she mused, “Where we will be in five years?”SaveUnit Assessment: Italics and Quotation Marks Pool 12Question 12 (3 points) Choose the sentence that contains no errors in capitalization.Question 12 options:Dara exclaimed, “now I understand!” She turned to the board, saying, “This is how you solve the equation.”Dara exclaimed, “Now I understand!” She turned to the board, saying, “this is how you solve the equation.”Dara exclaimed, “Now I understand!” she turned to the board, saying, “This is how you solve the equation.”Dara exclaimed, “Now I understand!” She turned to the board, saying, “This is how you solve the equation.”SaveUnit Assessment: Italics and Quotation Marks Pool 13Question 13 (3 points) Choose the sentence that contains no errors in capitalization.Question 13 options:”Choosing a puppy,” She said, “is not as easy as I thought.””choosing a puppy,” she said, “is not as easy as I thought.””Choosing a puppy,” she said, “Is not as easy as I thought.””Choosing a puppy,” she said, “is not as easy as I thought.”SaveUnit Assessment: Italics and Quotation Marks Pool 14Question 14 (3 points) Choose the sentence that contains no errors in capitalization.Question 14 options:”yes”, he answered, “we would be happy to show you around.””Yes,” he answered, “We would be happy to show you around.””Yes,” he answered, “we would be happy to show you around.””Yes,” He answered, “we would be happy to show you around.”SaveUnit Assessment: Italics and Quotation Marks Pool 15Question 15 (3 points)  Choose the sentence that contains no errors in the use of end marks or commas.Question 15 options:”Do not” Mr. Castle cautioned “interrupt me.” “Do not,” Mr. Castle cautioned, “interrupt me”.”Do not”, Mr. Castle cautioned, “interrupt me.””Do not,” Mr. Castle cautioned, “interrupt me.”SaveUnit Assessment: Italics and Quotation Marks Pool 16Question 16 (3 points) Choose the sentence that contains no errors in the use of end marks or commas.Question 16 options:When the band left the stage, everyone shouted, “Encore!”When the band left the stage, everyone shouted, “Encore!”.When the band left the stage, everyone shouted “Encore!”When the band left the stage, everyone shouted, “Encore”!SaveUnit Assessment: Italics and Quotation Marks Pool 17Question 17 (3 points) Choose the sentence that contains no errors in the use of end marks or commas.Question 17 options:Did she say “Turn in your assignment now”?Did she say, “Turn in your assignment now?”Did she say “Turn in your assignment now?Did she say, “Turn in your assignment now”?SaveUnit Assessment: Italics and Quotation Marks Pool 18Question 18 (3 points) Choose the sentence that has no errors in capitalization, quotation marks, or end marks.Question 18 options:”What a great deal!” he exclaimed.’What a great deal!’ he exclaimed.”What a great deal! he exclaimed!”What a great deal! he exclaimed.SaveUnit Assessment: Italics and Quotation Marks Pool 19Question 19 (3 points)  Choose the sentence that has no errors in capitalization, quotation marks, or end marks.Question 19 options:The mission statement says that, “we must work together.”The mission statement says that we must work together.The mission statement says that, “We must work together.”The mission statement says, “That we must work together.”SaveUnit Assessment: Italics and Quotation Marks Pool 20Question 20 (3 points) Choose the sentence that has no errors in capitalization, quotation marks, or end marks.Question 20 options:Why did Mrs. Winters say, “she was walking on eggshells”?Why did Mrs. Winters say she was walking on eggshells?Why did Mrs. Winters say, “she was walking on eggshells?”Why did Mrs. Winters say, “She was walking on eggshells?”SaveUnit Assessment: Italics and Quotation Marks Pool 21Question 21 (3 points)  Read the given dialogue. Then choose the answer that tells where paragraph breaks should be made.”Oh, good morning, Barbara,” said Mr. Anthony. “You are up early today,” he observed. “Good morning, sir,” the girl smiled.Question 21 options:A paragraph break should come after the word Anthony.No paragraph breaks are necessary.A paragraph break should come after the word Anthony and after the word observed.A paragraph break should come after the word observed.SaveUnit Assessment: Italics and Quotation Marks Pool 22Question 22 (3 points)  Read the given dialogue. Then choose the answer that tells where paragraph breaks should be made.”Thank you for bringing us to the water park, Mom,” Nick said as he put on sunscreen. “We’re going to have a lot of fun here. That’s for sure!” he said as he headed for a tall slide.Question 22 options:A paragraph break should come after the word sunscreen and after the word sure.No paragraph breaks are necessary.A paragraph break should come after the word sunscreen.A paragraph break should come after the word here.SaveUnit Assessment: Italics and Quotation Marks Pool 23Question 23 (3 points) Choose the sentence with no errors in capitalization or punctuation.Question 23 options:”Read Tennyson’s short poem “Crossing the Bar,” and memorize the first six lines,” Father said.”Read Tennyson’s short poem “Crossing the Bar,” and memorize the first six lines, Father said.”Read Tennyson’s short poem Crossing the Bar, and memorize the first six lines,” Father said.”Read Tennyson’s short poem ‘Crossing the Bar,’ and memorize the first six lines,” Father said.SaveUnit Assessment: Italics and Quotation Marks Pool 24Question 24 (3 points) Choose the sentence with no errors in capitalization or punctuation.Question 24 options:Anna noted, “That sign reads, Rides close at 10 P.M.”Anna noted, “That sign reads, ‘Rides close at 10 P.M.'”Anna noted, “That sign reads, ‘Rides close at 10 P.M.’.”Anna noted, “That sign reads, “Rides close at 10 P.M.”SaveUnit Assessment: Italics and Quotation Marks Pool 25Question 25 (3 points) Choose the sentence with no errors in capitalization or punctuation.Question 25 options:”Can you hum the tune of “The Star-Spangled Banner” for us, Ernie?” asked Anne.”Can you hum the tune of The Star-Spangled Banner for us, Ernie?” asked Anne.”Can you hum the tune of The Star-Spangled Banner for us, Ernie?” asked Anne.”Can you hum the tune of ‘The Star-Spangled Banner’ for us, Ernie?” asked Anne.Save

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