[ Grammar ]
Identifying The Answer that Best Corrects the Error in Punctuation: “I just want to sleep,” said Ted. “I have a headache and.” Ted trailed off as his mom entered the room.
A. “I have a headache and”.
B. “I have a headache and …”
C. “I have a headache and?”

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A. slept
B. was sleeping
C. had slept
D. had been sleeping
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A. but
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C. and
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A. Time
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Which of the following is NOT a book that is currently being read in this room?
A. Romeo and Juliet
B. The Outsiders
C. Julius Caesar
D. Harry Potter
