1. Quotation Marks

2. Are punctuation marks that separate certain parts of a writing. All other punctuation marks (ex. commas, periods, question marks) go INSIDE of the quotation marks.

3. Times When Quotation Marks are used: Quoting: –“Now get out your pencils,” said Miss Nitz. Using irony: –My sister said she was too “busy,” but she was only watching TV. Naming a short fiction, poetry, chapter of a book, articles in magazines and journals, album tracks, and singles: –“How to make School Fun.” Kids

4. Fill in the blank: Other types of punctuation marks go _______ of the quotation marks. Inside Outside Below

5. Try again Go back and reread the information again, and I am sure you will figure in out.

6. Great Job! Your attention to the lesson paid off! You are now a Quotation Mark Queen, or King!

7. “Quotation Marks.” Wikipedia http://en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Quotation_mark