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3. Add the correct punctuation necessary. Spring is my favorite time of year Mike exclaimed because of the warm temperatures and new life FINAL JEOPARDY C1 final

4. “Spring is my favorite time of year,” Mike exclaimed, ”because of the warm temperatures and new life!”

5. For each sentence, add the correct punctuation. Delilah asked Michelle Did you eat the food in the cafeteria C1 $100

6. Delilah asked Michelle, “Did you eat the food in the cafeteria?” C1 $100

7. For each sentence, add the correct punctuation. Don’t believe everything you read said Jeremy C1 $200

8. “Don’t believe everything you read,” said Jeremy. C1 $200

9. For each sentence, add the correct punctuation. Hunting through the records I noticed something that looked very strange C1 $300

10. Hunting through the records, I noticed something that looked very strange. C1 $300

11. For each sentence, add the correct punctuation. Jules Verne may not be the father of science fiction an earlier writer actually may have invented science fiction C1 $400

12. Jules Verne may not be the father of science fiction; an earlier writer actually may have invented science fiction. C1 $400

13. For each sentence, add the correct punctuation. Readers seemed to like three things about the book the complicated plot the funny characters and the strange setting C1 $500

14. Readers seemed to like three things about the book: the complicated plot, the funny characters, and the strange setting. C1 $500

15. C2 $100 For each sentence, add the correct punctuation. The movie begins at 7 00 P.M the ticket line stretched around the corner

16. C2 $100 The movie begins at 7:00 P.M; the ticket line stretched around the corner.

17. C2 $200 For each sentence, add the correct punctuation. Edmond Rostand a playwright wrote a famous play about this person his name is Cyrano de Bergerac

18. C2 $200 Edmond Rostand, a playwright, wrote a famous play about this person; his name is Cyrano de Bergerac.

19. C2 $300 For each sentence, add the correct punctuation. Great Susan cried. I’ve been looking for the perfect pair of jeans

20. C2 $300 “Great!” Susan cried. “I’ve been looking for the perfect pair of jeans!”

21. C2 $400 For each sentence, add the correct punctuation. Which jacket asked Mr. Johnson will keep me the warmest this winter

22. C2 $400 “Which jacket,” asked Mr. Johnson,” will keep me the warmest this winter?”

23. C2 $500 For each sentence, add the correct punctuation. You should buy it now because you might not have another chance said Paul

24. C2 $500 “You should buy it now because you might not have another chance,” said Paul.

25. C3 $100 For each sentence, add the correct punctuation. These games Joe declared are a challenge

26. C3 $100 “These games,” Joe declared, “are a challenge.”

27. C3 $200 For each sentence, add the correct punctuation. Sam told me last week that the store has a great selection

28. C3 $200 Sam told me last week that the store has a great selection. (indirect quote)

29. C3 $300 For each sentence, add the correct punctuation. I would like to buy this book Kayla explained My father would love it

30. C3 $300 “I would like to buy this book,” Kayla explained. “My father would love it.”

31. C3 $400 For each sentence, add the correct punctuation. Also decide where you would need to indent. I’d like to get my mother something nice for her birthday Ross said. She would love it answered Sue

32. C3 $400 “I’d like to get my mother something nice for her birthday,” Ross said. “She would love it,” answered Sue. Indent and new par. when a new speaker talks.

33. C3 $500 For each sentence, add the correct punctuation. Vivian stated that the green dress was beautiful

34. C3 $500 Vivian stated that the green dress was beautiful. (indirect quote)

35. C4 $100 For each title, add quotation marks or underline: A book: The Indian in the Cupboard

36. C4 $100 A book: The Indian in the Cupboard

37. C4 $200 For each title, add quotation marks or underline: A short story: The Happy Prince

38. C4 $200 A short story: “The Happy Prince”

39. C4 $300 For each title, add quotation marks or underline: A painting: Mona Lisa

40. C4 $300 A painting: Mona Lisa

41. C4 $400 For each title, add quotation marks or underline: A magazine: Time

42. C4 $400 A magazine: Time

43. C4 $500 For each title, add quotation marks or underline: A book chapter: Summer Days from Charlotte’s Web

44. C4 $500 A book chapter: “Summer Days” from Charlotte’s Web

45. C5 $100 For each title, add quotation marks or underline: A long musical selection: Peter and the Wolf

46. C5 $100 A long musical selection: Peter and the Wolf

47. C5 $200 For each title, add quotation marks or underline: A song: Fireflies

48. C5 $200 A song: “Fireflies”

49. C5 $300 For each title, add quotation marks or underline: A play: The Miracle Worker

50. C5 $300 A play: The Miracle Worker

51. C5 $400 For each title, add quotation marks or underline: A ship: U.S.S Constellation

52. C5 $400 A ship: U.S.S Constellation

53. C5 $500 For each title, add quotation marks or underline: Poem: Road Not Taken

54. C5 $500 Poem: “Road Not Taken”

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