Question

1. which sentence correctly places the question mark according to the lesson rules? did he really say, \im tired\? \did he really say\, im tired? \did he really say?\ im tired. did he really say? \im tired.\

Explanation:

To determine the correct placement of the question mark, we analyze the structure of each option. The main question is "Did he really say, 'I'm tired'?", where the quoted part is the content of what was said, and the overall sentence is a question. In the first option, the question mark is placed outside the quotation marks because the entire sentence (not just the quoted part) is a question. The other options have incorrect punctuation: the second misplaces commas and the question mark, the third makes the quoted part a question incorrectly, and the fourth splits the sentence illogically.

Answer:

A. Did he really say, "I'm tired"?