Which sentence is punctuated correctly? Rico had a hard time choosing between feeding giraffes playing with baby goats, or riding, camels during his day at the zoo.

Rico had a hard time choosing between feeding giraffes playing with baby goats, or, riding camels during his day at the zoo.

Rico had a hard time choosing between feeding giraffes, playing with baby goats or riding, camels during his day at the zoo.

Rico had a hard time choosing between feeding giraffes, playing with baby goats, or riding camels during his day at the zoo.

Rico had a hard time choosing between feeding giraffes, playing with baby goats, or riding camels during his day at the zoo.

Explanation:

the others make no sense

Rico had a hard time choosing between feeding giraffes, playing with baby goats, or riding camels during his day at the zoo.

Explanation:

So to make choice a correct, the semicolon should be a comma. That should help with choices B and C also. Answer C is correct, because there are only 2 ways you can use 'however': at the beginning of a sentence followed by a comma or.

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