Question

what is wrong with the following embedded quotation? when lockdowns began last march, most people \felt encased in their own lonely snow globes, looking out at a world that seemed to be falling apart. (zacharek)\ quote doesn’t make sense lacking context incorrect punctuation not a complete sentence

Explanation:

In embedded quotations, the citation (Zacharek) should come before the closing quotation mark when the quote is part of a sentence. Here, the quotation mark is after the citation, which is incorrect punctuation. The quote itself is meaningful, has context, and is a complete sentence fragment within the larger sentence, so the issue is incorrect punctuation.

Answer:

C. incorrect punctuation