Which sentence is punctuated correctly?

A.

"what do you mean?" Mark asked.

B.

"I keep my money in my bedroom, " Bonnie explained, "in an old shoebox."

C.

"Well," Bonnie replied, "Sort of."

D.

Mark asked, "do you have a savings account, Bonnie?"

Question

Which sentence is punctuated correctly? 	
	
 
A.
	

"what do you mean?" Mark asked.
	
 
B.
	

"I keep my money in my bedroom, " Bonnie explained, "in an old shoebox."
	
 
C.
	

"Well," Bonnie replied, "Sort of."
	
 
D.
	

Mark asked, "do you have a savings account, Bonnie?"

aayushi.somani · Answer

option D

secret66 · Answer

I would say "C"

aayushi.somani · Answer

noo @secret66 m shure about the answer

secret66 · Answer

Mark asked, "do you have a savings account, Bonnie?"
It should be: Mark asked, "Do you have a savings account, Bonnie?"
in "Do", D should be capital ;)

aayushi.somani · Answer

but the ques is about correct punchuation and so option D is correct

secret66 · Answer

"punctuation"
Everyone sentence starts with a "Capital Letter" no matter which alphabet it is..
Example: how are you? <--- This is wrong!
How are you? <---This is right!