Which way of asking for action carries the highest level of politeness?

I like B.

Right? I knew it had to be that. It sounds the most logical. Thank you so much Ms. Sue! I really appreciate it! ^_^

Please note, though, that since several of us disagreed on the answer, it's possible your instructor will also disagree on your answer.

Yeah. I just read that another person said that the answer is most likely C... this question is harder than it looks. XP So, I suppose that when asking a question, it contains more politeness because it's asking for someone to do something. Now that I think about it, it does make more sense. So it could be C.

It's a poorly worded question. Writeacher's point about the question is good -- but I don't know that the test author was thinking about that.

A question could be considered a polite request.

Example:
Would you please take out the garbage?
Please take out the garbage.

* a polite order

Thinking about it some more -- an indirect request may not convey a need for action.

Now I lean toward A.

Like I said, it's a confusing question. XD I will try my best in answering it. Thanks to both you and Writeacher, I seem to be understanding it a bit better now. I am now certain that I was wrong with B. It's between A and C now. I'm making progress and that's all that matters to me! Thanks for all the help. =^.^=

You've got it! The important thing is that you're thinking about it. The actual "right" answer is not important.

I would agree with answer A. Polite order!

So, is A the correct answer