which sentence is capitalized correctly?\n- malia noted, \my class traveled to barcelona to study…

which sentence is capitalized correctly?\n- malia noted, \my class traveled to barcelona to study architecture.\\n- malia noted, \my class traveled to barcelona to study architecture.\\n- malia noted, \my class traveled to barcelona to study architecture.\\n- malia noted, \my class traveled to barcelona to study architecture.\

which sentence is capitalized correctly?\n- malia noted, \my class traveled to barcelona to study architecture.\\n- malia noted, \my class traveled to barcelona to study architecture.\\n- malia noted, \my class traveled to barcelona to study architecture.\\n- malia noted, \my class traveled to barcelona to study architecture.\

Answer

Answer:

B. Malia noted, "My class traveled to Barcelona to study architecture."

Brief Explanations:

  1. In direct quotes, the first word of the quote should be capitalized. So "my" in the quote should be "My", eliminating options with lowercase "my" at the start of the quote.
  2. The verb "noted" is not a proper noun, so it should not be capitalized (eliminating options with "Noted" capitalized).
  3. The correct option has the quote starting with a capital letter, the verb "noted" in lowercase, and proper nouns (Malia, Barcelona) correctly capitalized.