Which rule would help you punctuate the bold portion of this sentence correctly?

“Of course we’re in a hurry; isn’t the bus about to leave asked the children.
THE BOLDED WORD IS LEAVE

A. Question Mark or Exclamation Point Inside Rule

B. Question Mark or Exclamation Point Outside Rule

C. Colon or Semicolon Inside Rule

D. Colon or Semicolon Outside Rule

Question

Which rule would help you punctuate the bold portion of this sentence correctly?

“Of course we’re in a hurry; isn’t the bus about to leave asked the children.
THE BOLDED WORD IS LEAVE

A.	Question Mark or Exclamation Point Inside Rule

B. Question Mark or Exclamation Point Outside Rule

C.	Colon or Semicolon Inside Rule

D.	Colon or Semicolon Outside Rule

anonymous · Answer

I believe the answer is A. Not that the quote is a question, and since it is the boy asking, the punctuation (question mark) belongs inside of the quotation marks. “Of course we’re in a hurry; isn’t the bus about to leave?" asked the children.

anonymous · Answer

I'd have to say A

anonymous · Answer

LOL JINX

anonymous · Answer

thanks both answers correct :D i finally pass it loool

anonymous · Answer

No problemo :3

anonymous · Answer

Note* haha sorry thatd bother me for days