The following is a direct quotation from the writings of Benjamin Franklin. Select the sentence that uses quotation marks and commas correctly in quoting these words; or, if neither sentence is correct, select Neither is correct."There never was a good war or a bad peace."Group of answer choices"There never was a good war," Franklin stated, "or a bad peace."Neither is correct.Many pacifists would agree with Franklin that there never was a good war "or a bad peace."

The following is a direct quotation from the writings of Benjamin Franklin. Select the sentence that uses quotation marks and commas correctly in quoting these words; or, if neither sentence is correct, select Neither is correct."One good husband is worth two good wives; for the scarcer things are, the more they’re valued."Group of answer choicesNeither is correct.Ben Franklin claims, "the scarcer things are, the more they’re valued," which is why he holds that "one good husband is worth two good wives."Do you agree with Franklin’s remark that, "one good husband is worth two good wives"?

The following is a direct quotation from the writings of Benjamin Franklin. Select the sentence that uses quotation marks and commas correctly in quoting these words; or, if neither sentence is correct, select Neither is correct."Hunger is the best pickle."Group of answer choicesNeither is correct.What does Franklin mean when he says that hunger is the "best" pickle?Franklin says "hunger is the best pickle," but does anyone understand what he means?

The following is a direct quotation from the writings of Benjamin Franklin. Select the sentence that uses quotation marks and commas correctly in quoting these words; or, if neither sentence is correct, select Neither is correct."When the well’s dry, we know the worth of water."Group of answer choicesNeither is correct."When the well’s dry" Ben Franklin says, we appreciate the value of water.Ben Franklin said that we appreciate the importance of water "when the well’s dry."

The following is a direct quotation from the writings of Benjamin Franklin. Select the sentence that uses quotation marks and commas correctly in quoting these words; or, if neither sentence is correct, select Neither is correct."After crosses and losses, men grow humbler and wiser."Group of answer choicesFranklin says that, "people profit from crosses and losses."According to Franklin, people benefit from "crosses and losses."Neither is correct.

The following is a direct quotation from the writings of Benjamin Franklin. Select the sentence that uses quotation marks and commas correctly in quoting these words; or, if neither sentence is correct, select Neither is correct."Fish and visitors stink after three days."Group of answer choicesWhen relatives come to your house for a long vacation, you may agree with Franklin that "fish and visitors stink after three days."Neither is correct.One of Franklin’s most quoted lines is, "fish and visitors stink after three days."