Select the correctly punctuated sentence.
"Can you complete the task?" asked the manager.
When a direct question is quoted, the question mark belongs inside the closing quotation marks because it is part of the quoted speech itself.
The sentence "Can you complete the task?" asked the manager places the question mark correctly inside the quotes, and no comma is needed before "asked" since the quotation mark already separates the quoted speech from the reporting clause.
The other options place the question mark outside the quotes or insert an unnecessary comma before "the manager," both of which are incorrect.
Therefore, the correctly punctuated sentence is "Can you complete the task?" asked the manager.
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