Which answer choice best corrects the punctuation errors in the sentence, if any errors exist?

Is the dog chewing my sun hat, Grandma cried.

A.
"Is the dog chewing my sun hat?" Grandma cried.

B.
"Is the dog chewing my sun hat," Grandma cried?

C.
"Is the dog chewing my sun hat," Grandma cried!

D.
No changes to the sentence are necessary.

Question

Which answer choice best corrects the punctuation errors in the sentence, if any errors exist? 

Is the dog chewing my sun hat, Grandma cried.
 
 A.
"Is the dog chewing my sun hat?" Grandma cried.
 
 B.
"Is the dog chewing my sun hat," Grandma cried?
 
 C.
"Is the dog chewing my sun hat," Grandma cried!
 
 D.
No changes to the sentence are necessary.

anonymous · Answer

This is for the English subject...

baconboy73 · Answer

Look at the original sentence.  Grandma is asking a question, so what (if any) punctuation mark should go at the end of her sentence? And what do you put around any sentence that is spoken by a character?

anonymous · Answer

The answer is C. Grandma didn't ask a question, she showed strong emotions by crying out.

anonymous · Answer

The answer is A. I didn't see that response on my iPad 😁