Which uses quotation marks correctly? answer options with 4 options 1. "who's riding with me? called dad, as he started for the car. 2. "i am, yelled tomas, and we have to stop and pick up ebony." 3. "okay, then, let's get moving," said dad, "or we'll be late." 4. "don't forget the tickets, mom said. "do you have the tickets? " hurry or deal off, if not right u will be reported

The correct answer is:  

Choice (3):   "Okay, then, let's get moving," said Dad, "or we'll be late."

Note:  Consider the other answer choices provided; as follows:

Choice (1): "Who's riding with me? called Dad, as he started for the car.          

            →  is INCORRECT.

The corrected version would be:

 →  "Who's riding with me?" called Dad, as he started for the car.

 →    {with the "closed quotation mark" added AFTER the "question mark" symbol appearing in the original answer choice.}.    

Choice (2):  "I am, yelled Tomas, and we have to stop and pick up Ebony."

            →  is INCORRECT.

The corrected version would be:

 →  "I am", yelled Tomas, "and we have to stop and pick up Ebony."

 →    {with the "open quotation mark" added BEFORE the first occurrence of the word:  "and" (within the answer choice).

Choice (4):  "Don't forget the tickets, Mom said. "Do you have the tickets?"

                       →  is INCORRECT.

The corrected version would be:

 →  "Don't forget the tickets,"  Mom said. "Do you have the tickets?"

 →    {with the "closed quotation mark" added AFTER the "comma" appearing DIRECTLY after the first occurrence of the word:  "tickets" — in this answer choice.}.    

The correct answer is:  

Answer choice:   (3) :  

→    "Okay, then, let's get moving," said Dad, "or we'll be late."

Hope this answer provides some help.

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the correct answer should be choice c. live coverage.

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it translates into:

read the letter of your pen pal. write and answer 3 questions.