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dialogue quotations and punctuation.  \n1) Ms. Reeves explained The printing press made it possible for ordinary people to own books.  \nMs. Reeves explained, \"The printing press made it possible for ordinary people to own books. \"  \n2) Jasper cheered Our paper airplane flew all the way across the gymnasium!  \nJasper cheered, \"Our paper airplane flew all the way across the gymnasium!\"  \n3) Luna wondered How do carrier pigeons find their way home from hundreds of miles away?  \nLuna wondered, \"How do carrier pigeons find their way home from hundreds of miles away?\"  \n4) The museum guide cautioned Please do not touch the artifacts behind the velvet rope.  \nThe museum guide cautioned, \"Please do not touch the artifacts behind the velvet rope. \"  \n5) Carter remarked A single teaspoon of soil contains more organisms than there are people on Earth.  \nCarter remarked, \"A single teaspoon of soil contains more organisms than there are people on Earth. \"  \n6) Phoebe shrieked That hawk just snatched a fish right out of the water!  \nPhoebe shrieked, \"That hawk just snatched a fish right out of the water!\"  \n7) Xavier asked Why are there craters on the moon but not very many on Earth?  \nXavier asked, \"Why are there craters on the moon but not very many on Earth?\"  \n8) Mom insisted Finish your homework before you go outside to play basketball.  \nMom insisted, \"Finish your homework before you go outside to play basketball. \"  \n9) Daisy noted The tallest waterfall in the world is Angel Falls in Venezuela.  \nDaisy noted, \"The tallest waterfall in the world is Angel Falls in Venezuela. \"  \n[Language Arts ](Language Arts  www.CommonCoreSheets.com 8 1-9)[ www.CommonCoreSheets.com](Language Arts  www.CommonCoreSheets.com 8 1-9)[ 8](Language Arts  www.CommonCoreSheets.com 8 1-9)[ 1-9](Language Arts  www.CommonCoreSheets.com 8 1-9)  89  78  67  56 ~~ ~~44~~ ~~ 33  22  11  0    \nRewrite each sentence with the appropriate dialogue quotations and 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