Which sentence uses punctuation correctly? (look closely!)(1 point)

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To try to keep busy, Rapunzel read books, painted, played games, and cleaned.
To try to keep busy, Rapunzel read books, painted, played games, and cleaned.

To try to keep busy; Rapunzel read books; painted; played games; and cleaned.
To try to keep busy; Rapunzel read books; painted; played games; and cleaned.

To try to keep busy Rapunzel read books: painted: played games: and cleaned.
To try to keep busy Rapunzel read books: painted: played games: and cleaned.

To try to keep busy: Rapunzel read books, painted, played games, and cleaned.

Answer 1

The sentence that uses punctuation correctly is:

"To try to keep busy, Rapunzel read books, painted, played games, and cleaned."

This sentence correctly uses a comma after the introductory phrase and retains proper punctuation for the list of activities.