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I wonder where to hang this frame? the woman wondered.  \n2. Careful! It’s hot, said the waiter to Marcus.  \n3. Are there more people coming? asked the hostess at the restaurant.  \n4. The teacher said, Don’t forget to write your name.  \n5. Phil told Julia, This is my new bicycle.  \n6. Do you want to try? asked dad.  \n7. Frank asked Mark, Do you want to come with me to the park?  \n8. When are we leaving? asked the children.  \n9. The children kept asking, Are we there yet?  \n10. The flight attendant kept saying, One at the time, in a single file.  \nAnswers  \n1. “I wonder where to hang this frame?” the woman wondered.  \n2. “Careful! It’s hot,” said the waiter to Marcus.  \n3. “Are there more people coming?” asked the hostess at the restaurant.  \n4. The teacher said,“Don’t forget to write your name.”  \n5. Phil told Julia,“This is my new bicycle.”  \n6. “Do you want to try?” asked dad.  \n7. Frank asked Mark,“Do you want to come with me to the park?”  \n8. “When are we leaving?” asked the children.  \n9. The children kept asking,“Are we there yet?”  \n10. The flight attendant kept saying,“One at the time, in a single file.”","cbCainIPNxkGNB2M","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCainIPNxkGNB2M","pdf",72352,"English","# Practice Exercises\n## Answer Key","[{\"question\":\"What is the primary objective of this worksheet?\",\"answer\":\"The primary objective is to help third-grade students practice identifying what a speaker said and correctly placing quotation marks in sentences.\"},{\"question\":\"How should the punctuation be handled when a speaker says 'Careful! It’s hot'?\",\"answer\":\"Based on the answer key, it should be written as: “Careful! 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