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English, 08.07.2020 02:01 artiomtyler007

What is the direct quotation in this passage? As the sun set, Jan leaned back against the tree. She was
calm. The long, hard day was over. "Now I can relax," she
said to herself.
Select one:
O a. Now I can relax
O b. As the sun set
O c. She was calm
O d. she said to herself

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