Hoose the sentence that is correctly punctuated. a. the history professor asked, open double quote “what famous event happened on april 4, 1968 in memphis tennessee? close double quote ” b. the history professor asked open double quote “what famous event happened on april 4, 1968 in memphis, tennessee? close double quote ” c. the history professor asked, open double quote “what famous event happened, on april 4, 1968 in memphis, tennessee? close double quote ” d. the history professor asked, open double quote “what famous event happened on april 4, 1968, in memphis, tennessee? close double quote ”

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The answer to your question would be option D. The history professor​ asked, open double quote “What famous event happened on April​ 4, 1968, in Memphis​, Tennessee​? close double quote. ”

Explanation:

The reason why this is the correct answer is because of the following:

1- There needs to be a coma after the word asked to denote a pause between what the professor asked and the opened double quote. This eliminates option B.

2- There needs to be a coma between Memphis and Tennessee to denote that Memphis belongs as a city to Tennessee, the state. This rules out option A.

3- There doesn't need to be a pause between the words happened and on April 4 because a pause is not needed and a pause would only cut the sentences making them not able to stand on their own. This rules out option C and we are left with option D as the answer.

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