Explanation:
\begin{gathered}\orange{ \rule{10pt}{999999pt}} \red{ \rule{10pt}{999999pt}} \blue{ \rule{10pt}{999999pt}} \lime{ \rule{10pt}{999999pt}} \\ \red{ \rule{10pt}{999999pt}} \pink{ \rule{10pt}{999999pt}} \blue{ \rule{10pt}{999999pt}} \purple{ \rule{10pt}{999999pt}} \\ \red{ \rule{10pt}{999999pt}} \pink{ \rule{10pt}{999999pt}} \blue{ \rule{10pt}{999999pt}} \purple{ \rule{10pt}{999999pt}}\end{gathered}
\lime
The answer is: [C]: when the noun ends in "f" or "fe" .
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Answer: C
Explanation: commas go within quotation marks.
