Question

Which sentence best integrates the quote into the text?
A. Dr. One expert who disagrees is Dr. Martin Glass, claiming, there is absolutely no proof that breaking a mirror can cause bad luck.

B. "There is absolutely no proof that breaking a mirror can cause bad luck." That's according to Dr. Martin Glass, one expert who disagrees.

C. Dr. Glass asserts, "there is absolutely no proof that breaking a mirror can cause bad luck."

D. One expert who disagrees is Dr. Martin Glass, claiming, "there is absolutely no proof that breaking a mirror can cause bad luck.

Answer 1

Make sure you acknowledge who said the quote or introduce it somehow so it's not an isolated quote.
C

Answer 2

Answer:

The sentence that best integrates the quote into the text is C. Dr. Glass asserts, "there is absolutely no proof that breaking a mirror can cause bad luck."

Explanation:

The correct way to introduce a quotation when the introductory phrase is not a complete sentence -like Dr. Glass asserts- is to separate it from the quotation with a comma.

Moreover, in America, commas and periods should always go inside the quotation marks -like in "...bad luck."

Therefore, sentence C is the one that best integrates the quote into the text.