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“Do you,” asked Kay “Know the story of Icarus?” Select one: a. you, asked Kay, “know b. you?” asked Kay. “Know c. you,” asked Kay, ”know d. you,” asked Kay, ‘know e. Correct as is
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The comma goes before the introduction of a new quote, it lets the reader know that Kay is saying something more. So the proper form would be something similar to "Do you," asked @Nikkib312, "know the answer to my question?"
The answer is C, as Jhannybean said previously.
it is D
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