Question

Which sentence is punctuated correctly?


A.


"It was a protest by colonists," explained Ken, "who dumped a lot of tea into the Boston Harbor in 1773."


B.


"Was it during the time of the Revolutionary War"? Wondered Ricky.


C.


"Who knows anything" asked Janet "about the Boston Tea Party?"


D.


"It was a key event leading to the Revolution." shouted Daniel enthusiastically!

Answer 1

d

Answer 2

thx

Answer 3

No, @WestbrookeDunkBros

Answer 4

D should be this:

"It was a key event leading to the Revolution!" shouted Daniel enthusiastically.

Answer 5

ya that is right

Answer 6

hmmm

Answer 7

d or a

Answer 8

ok, than what is and i'm on this question to

Answer 9

kinda leaning towards a

Answer 10

Look at B, if he was wondering, it wouldn't be in quotation marks.

Answer 11

C is in the wrong order, so what do you think it is?

Answer 12

a?

Answer 13

So it's a what your trying to say

Answer 14

Correct!

Answer 15

ok thanks

Answer 16

yeah thanks

Answer 17

actually @Conqueror that is not what is wrong with the sentence. Its the fact that the question mark is out of the quotations...but the answer is A.

Answer 18

oh ok