Which line asks the question 'What will you do with it?'?

Which line asks the question 'What will you do with it?'?

• A. What will you do with it?
• B. Answer
• C. I will letter it with you.
• D. A,B,O,Z

Answer: (A)

The main concept here is spotting a line that asks something, rather than just stating or listing. The line that says “What will you do with it?” is the only one that is a question—it ends with a question mark and directly asks about the action to be taken. The other options aren’t questions: one is simply the word “Answer,” another is a declarative statement about what someone will do, and the last is just a string of letters. So the line that exactly asks the question is the correct choice.

The main concept here is spotting a line that asks something, rather than just stating or listing. The line that says “What will you do with it?” is the only one that is a question—it ends with a question mark and directly asks about the action to be taken. The other options aren’t questions: one is simply the word “Answer,” another is a declarative statement about what someone will do, and the last is just a string of letters. So the line that exactly asks the question is the correct choice.