Select the correctly punctuated sentence.
A. The second-grade boys teased, told jokes, noticed things in the room, and talked about finding games to play.
B. The second-grade boys, teased, told jokes, noticed things in the room, and talked about finding games to play.
C. The second-grade boys teased told jokes noticed things in the room and talked about finding games to play.
D. The second-grade boys teased, told jokes, noticed things in the room; and talked about finding games to play.

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