Question

Which trio correctly uses a hyphen?

Sun-dried tomatoes
Cold-damp weather
Old-worn sofa
Bright-green leaves

Answer 1

It's not B or C.
Those use commas.
With D, it is assumed that even without the hyphen, the sentence is still about bright, green leaves. A, however, without a hyphen, would mean the actual sun became dried.

Answer 2

However...

Answer 3

I could be wrong, but let's say the name of someone is "Bright Green" (No hyphen). This sentence could equate to "Bright Green" leaving the house.

Answer 4

That is, without the hyphen.

Answer 5

Almost positive it's A.

Answer 6

Im pretty sure it's A

Answer 7

Okay I was thinking B but thanks for the help guys!