The irony is that they think that Columbur intends to harm them. But infact, columber wants to help them by giving them a pearl.
To be is a form of a future verb. so that means all of these will have "will be" in front of them. For example, "Even if wild animals (will be born) in a zoo, it is still cruel to keep them in a small enclosure."
I would say the second one- it sounds like a run on, but if you read them out loud, it's the one that sounds right. If you were to say the sentence, there's no sense in stopping and pausing your sentence after "bored". Honestly, they probably shouldn't have put the word "so" in either sentence because it doesn't flow well, but they probably did it that way to throw you off. The first one has an unnecessary pause, where the second one doesn't.
Good luck!!
1. “No,” Ms. Elliot replied, “you may not go.”
2. “Watch out!” Yelled the coach.
3. “Please bring my coat,” called Renee.
4. After thinking for a moment, Paul said, “I don’t believe in you.”
5. Dad said, “remember to be home by 9:00 p.m.”
