Question

help me

Answer 1

Definitely the second choice!

Answer 2

could you explain

Answer 3

Hmmm I'm not very good at that, try here:

http://grammar.ccc.commnet.edu/grammar/marks/quotation.htm

Some of those examples may help.

Answer 4

b was incorrect

Answer 5

Like where it says:

When an attribution of speech comes in the middle of quoted language, set it apart as you would any parenthetical element:
•"I don't care," she said, "what you think about it."

Answer 6

Hmm sorry I don't know why :(

Answer 7

Nope, it's definitely B.

A. is missing a quotation mark on the second quote
C. is using the apostrophes incorrectly. You use them to show possession or when you have a contraction (i.e that's, it's)
When you have a direct quotation that's interrupted mid-sentence, you close it with a quotation mark and start the second half of the sentence with a new quotation mark. So @girlnotonfire was right.