PUNCTUATING
5. a) “Where are you
going?” asked the rabbit.
b) The rabbit asked, “Where are
you going?”
6. a) “I am going to hunt rabbits,” announced the
dog loudy.
b) The dog announced loudy, “I
am going to hunt rabbits.”
7. a) “That’s verry
nice, where will you find them?” said the rabbit quietly.
b) The rabbit said quietly, “That’s
verry nice, where will you find them?”
8. a) “There are
dozens of them near the brook,” replied the dog knowingly.
b) The dog replied knowingly, “There
are dozens of them near the brook.”
9. a) “Well, good
luck in your hunting,” mumbled the rabbit.
b) The rabbit mumbled, “Well,
good luck in your hunting.”
10. a) “Just a minute, you look like you know something
about rabbits,” shouted the dog.
b) The dog shauted, “Just a minute, you look
like you know something about rabbits.”
11. a) “Yes, I do,” said the rabbit in a soft voice.
b) The rabbit in a soft voice said, “Yes, I
do.”
12. a) “Tell me, what you know?” roared the dog.
b) The dog roared, “Tell me, what you know?”
13. a) “I
know enough, as she hopped off into the bushes to recognize a good escape when
I see one,” whispered the rabbit.
b) The rabbit whispered, “I know enough, as
she hopped off into the bushes to recognize a good escape when I see one."
