Which statement tells where a paragraph break should be in this dialogue?

"Good morning, Mr. Anthony," the girl smiled. "Oh, good morning, Barbara," the man answered. "You are up early today," he observed.

A. A paragraph break should come after the word answered.

B. A paragraph break should come after the word smiled and after the word answered.

C. A paragraph break should come after the word smiled.

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Brock

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30 April, 14:23

Which statement tells where a paragraph break should be in this dialogue?

"Good morning, Mr. Anthony," the girl smiled. "Oh, good morning, Barbara," the man answered. "You are up early today," he observed.

A. A paragraph break should come after the word answered.

B. A paragraph break should come after the word smiled and after the word answered.

C. A paragraph break should come after the word smiled.

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Hugh Pruitt · Answer 1

Based on the dialogue presented above, the correct answer among the options stated is:

C. A paragraph break should come after the word smiled.

Page break is a single line or space between sentences which pose different ideas. In this case, the first sentence indicates the dialogue of a person who speaks to another person in the second and third sentences.