which sentence is capitalized correctly?\n“coach wants me to organize the team dinner,” said…

which sentence is capitalized correctly?\n“coach wants me to organize the team dinner,” said derrick.\n“coach wants me to organize the team dinner,” said derrick.\n“coach wants me to organize the team dinner,” said derrick.\n“coach wants me to organize the team dinner,” said derrick.

which sentence is capitalized correctly?\n“coach wants me to organize the team dinner,” said derrick.\n“coach wants me to organize the team dinner,” said derrick.\n“coach wants me to organize the team dinner,” said derrick.\n“coach wants me to organize the team dinner,” said derrick.

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Brief Explanations:

In a direct - quote, the first word of the quote should be capitalized, and proper nouns (like names) should be capitalized. In the given options, "Coach" is a title here and "Derrick" is a name. Also, the word "said" should not be capitalized unless it starts a sentence.

Answer:

"Coach wants me to organize the team dinner," said Derrick.