Which sentence uses quotation marks and commas correctly?(1 point)
"That red car is mine," she said.
Which sentence uses quotation marks and commas correctly?(1 point)
Responses
"My father should be home this afternoon, Leah explained."
"My father should be home this afternoon, Leah explained."
My father should be home this afternoon," Leah explained."
My father should be home this afternoon," Leah explained."
"My father should be home this afternoon", Leah explained.
"My father should be home this afternoon", Leah explained.
"My father should be home this afternoon," Leah explained.
"My father should be home this afternoon," Leah explained.
Which sentence is written correctly?(1 point)
Responses
We hoped to go to the baseball game, but it, was canceled because of rain.
We hoped to go to the baseball game, but it, was canceled because of rain.
We hoped to go to the baseball game but it was canceled because of rain.
We hoped to go to the baseball game but it was canceled because of rain.
We hoped to go to the baseball game but, it was canceled because of rain.
We hoped to go to the baseball game but, it was canceled because of rain.
We hoped to go to the baseball game, but it was canceled because of rain.
We hoped to go to the baseball game, but it was canceled because of rain.
Use Watch Out for the Hedley Beast and The Poor Tinker to answer the question.
Watch Out for the Hedley Beast
The Poor Tinker
Which sentence best describes the point of view used to tell these stories?
(1 point)
Responses
They both use third-person point of view.
They both use third-person point of view.
They both use first-person point of view.
They both use first-person point of view.
Watch Out for the Hedley Beast is told in third person and The Poor Tinker is told in first person.
Watch Out for the Hedley Beast is told in third person and The Poor Tinker is told in first person.
Watch Out for the Hedley Beast is told in first person and The Poor Tinker is told in third person.
Watch Out for the Hedley Beast is told in third person and The Poor Tinker is told in first person.
Use the sentence to answer the question.
Marcus writes the following sentence in an opinion paragraph about The Neighborhood Cafe: At the restaurant, my favorite thing on the menu is the dessert.
How could Marcus revise the sentence to express his opinion more clearly?
(1 point)
Responses
At the restaurant down the street, my favorite thing on the menu is the delicious dessert.
At the restaurant down the street, my favorite thing on the menu is the delicious dessert.
At the restaurant, my favorite thing on the menu is the warm, homemade apple pie.
At the restaurant, my favorite thing on the menu is the warm, homemade apple pie.
At the Neighborhood Cafe, my favorite thing on the menu is the warm, homemade apple pie.
At the Neighborhood Cafe, my favorite thing on the menu is the warm, homemade apple pie.
At The Neighborhood Cafe, my favorite thing on the menu is the pie.
At The Neighborhood Cafe, my favorite thing on the menu is the warm, homemade apple pie.
Use the story “Wheels for the Dragon” to answer the question.
Wheels for the Dragon
Does the story have a first-person or third-person point of view?
(1 point)
Responses
third-person because the narrator does not refer to himself and uses words like his and he
third-person because the narrator does not refer to himself and uses words like his and he
third-person because the narrator does not refer to himself and uses words like she and her
third-person because the narrator does not refer to himself and uses words like she and her
first-person because the narrator is Reginald Johnson and he refers to himself using words like I and my
first-person because the narrator is Reginald Johnson and he refers to himself using words like I and my
first-person because the narrator is Pu Yi and he refers to himself using words like I and my