Which line from "The Medicine Bag" contains dialogue? He said this in such a way that no one could argue with him. My friends kept asking to come see the old man, but I put them off. Grandpa relaxed, and between sips of soup, he told us of his journey. "You found the money in my boots?" he asked Mom.

"You found the money in my boots?"

Explanation:

Dialogue is a conversation during which interlocutors, interacting with one another, exchange arguments with a view to reaching a reasoned agreement. Dialogue refers to a conversation between two or more people. It is probably the most natural form of communication.

As a dialogue is the conversation between two people, we can conclude that the line in the paragraph, shown in the question above, that represents a dialogue is "You found the money in my boots?" Because a character asked someone a question, so we can imagine that there are two people talking.

The answer is: "You found the money in my boots?" he asked Mom.

Dialogue is a conversation between two or more people. In written pieces of work, dialogue contains the actual words people say and is indicated within double quotation marks.

The rest of the lines from "The Medicine Bag" do not contain dialogue because they do not possess quotation marks or the real words the characters say. Instead, they report what other people have said or asked.