“The whole thing is made out of gelatin!” they exclaimed.
“The whole thing is made out of gelatin!,” they exclaimed.
The whole thing is made out of gelatin! they exclaimed.
Answer:
B: "The whole thing is made out of gelatin!" they exclaimed.
Explanation:
The sentence in option B is punctuated correctly because what they exclaimed is in quotation marks and ends with an exclamation mark, which, in this case is taking the place of a comma. In a normal quotation, a comma should separate the words inside the quotation marks (including the comma) and the rest of the sentence.
Lady Bracknell didn't want her daughter Gwendolen to marry a poor man like Jack, but it turns out that Jack is quite wealthy, and in the end she agrees to them marrying, as she is quite shallow.
Explanation:
After discovering out that Cecily is very wealthy, Lady Bracknell gives assent for Cecily and Algernon to espouse. But Jack as Cecily's guardian does not need to give the assent unless Lady Bracknell permits him to marry Gwendolen, her Daughter.