Question

Which sentence uses punctuation correctly? (look closely!)(1 point)

Responses

To try to keep busy, Rapunzel read books, painted, played games, and cleaned.
To try to keep busy, Rapunzel read books, painted, played games, and cleaned.

To try to keep busy: Rapunzel read books, painted, played games, and cleaned.
To try to keep busy: Rapunzel read books, painted, played games, and cleaned.

To try to keep busy; Rapunzel read books; painted; played games; and cleaned.
To try to keep busy; Rapunzel read books; painted; played games; and cleaned.

To try to keep busy Rapunzel read books: painted: played games: and cleaned.
To try to keep busy Rapunzel read books: painted: played games: and cleaned.

Answer 1

[AI-generated answer — Bot GPT 3.5]

The first sentence "To try to keep busy, Rapunzel read books, painted, played games, and cleaned." uses punctuation correctly.