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The mood involved in 'Mary wonders who walks' is
Answer: C
'Mary wonders who walks' is a declarative sentence: the main clause is a statement about Mary, and the question 'who walks' is only embedded inside it as an indirect question. The mood of the sentence as a whole is declarative.
It is not imperative, as it gives no command, and it is not interrogative, because the sentence does not ask the hearer anything (it would need 'Does Mary wonder who walks?'). Responsive is not a sentence mood in this classification.
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