Which line is the direct response to the question 'What will you do with it?'?

Which line is the direct response to the question 'What will you do with it?'?

• A. Begin
• B. No, you begin
• C. I will letter it with you.
• D. A,B,O,Z

Answer: (C)

When someone asks what you will do with it, you respond by naming the action you intend to perform and who will do it. The line “I will letter it with you” does exactly that: it states the action (letter it) and includes the speaker as the one who will do it, done together with you. The future tense “I will” signals a clear plan or commitment, which makes this the direct and appropriate answer. The other lines don’t provide a direct plan: a simple command like “Begin” lacks a stated object and doesn’t answer what you’ll do with it; “No, you begin” just shifts the instruction; and “A,B,O,Z” offers no action at all.

When someone asks what you will do with it, you respond by naming the action you intend to perform and who will do it. The line “I will letter it with you” does exactly that: it states the action (letter it) and includes the speaker as the one who will do it, done together with you. The future tense “I will” signals a clear plan or commitment, which makes this the direct and appropriate answer.

The other lines don’t provide a direct plan: a simple command like “Begin” lacks a stated object and doesn’t answer what you’ll do with it; “No, you begin” just shifts the instruction; and “A,B,O,Z” offers no action at all.