In which sentence does the hyphen correctly divide a word?

A.
The cold front will cause tomorrow's temperature to be cool-
er than today's.

B.
We were tired after the exciting e-
vent last night.

C.
Please finish loading the dish-
washer before leaving.

D.
The family stared in amazem-
ent at the double rainbow.

Question

In which sentence does the hyphen correctly divide a word?	
 
 A.
The cold front will cause tomorrow's temperature to be cool- 
er than today's.
 
 B.
We were tired after the exciting e-
vent last night.
 
 C.
Please finish loading the dish-
washer before leaving.
 
 D.
The family stared in amazem-
ent at the double rainbow.

linn99123 · Answer

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esshotwired · Answer

Umm I would have to say it is C

lovelyanna · Answer

It's C. I'm pretty sure.
In A, cool-er shouldn't be separated, it should be cooler.
In B, e-vent shouldn't be separated either, it should be event.
In D, amazem-ent also shouldn't be separated, it should be amazement.