Choose the sentence below that is correctly punctuated:
"Mom, when are we eating dinner?" Jess asked.
"Mom, when are we eating dinner" Jess asked.
"Mom, when are we eating dinner Jess asked."
Mom, when are we eating dinner"? Jess asked

nǐ hǎo ， wǒ cāi nǐ zhēn de shì yǒu shǐ yǐ lái zuì hǎo de péng yǒu ！！！
nǐ jiào shén me míng zì？yě dìng yuè shè yǐng shī zài yt shàng lóng gǔ qǐng ！

When an author uses indirect characterization, a reader might have to:
make an inference to figure out what the author wants you to think about each character
ask an adult about what is going on with a character
skim read the story to get through the text quickly
stop reading because you won't learn enough about the characters to enjoy the story

I give you a brainliest here the picture

Which image would best represent the theme "Every creature in the world has a crucial role to play"?
Julie reading Amy's letter
Amaroq licking a wolf cub
Kapugen building his kayak
an owl hunting a lemming

Conversation(talk to people)

Choose the sentence below that is correctly punctuated:
I need to call my mother and ask if I can spend the night, Maya told her friend.
"I need to call my mother and ask her if I spend the night Maya told her friend."
"I need to call my mother and ask her if I can spend the night," Maya told her friend.
"I need to call my mother and ask if I can spend the night Maya told her friend.

What is tone and how do writers convey it?
Tone is the way writers have their characters speak as seen in the dialogue.
Tone is the main point of a story as found in how the writer discusses the topic.
Tone is the writer's attitude toward a subject as conveyed through word choices.
Tone is the way the writer shows that he or she is knowledgeable about a topic.