Looking at the Taj Mahal the tourist said, “What an exquisitely beautiful creation !”

Looking at the Taj Mahal the tourist exclaimed in wonder that what an exquisitely beautiful creation.
Looking Taj Mahal the tourist said what an exquisitely beautiful creation it was indeed.
Looking at the Taj Mahal the tourist exclaimed in wonder that it was indeed an exquisitely beautiful creation.

The correct answer is D. Looking at the Taj Mahal the tourist exclaimed in wonder that it was indeed an exquisitely beautiful creation.

The tourist is clearly expressing their admiration for the Taj Mahal, and the use of the word “exclaimed” suggests that they are doing so with great enthusiasm. The use of the

word “indeed” further emphasizes their admiration, as it suggests that they are not simply stating their opinion, but are instead confirming that the Taj Mahal is indeed a beautiful creation.

The other options are incorrect because they do not accurately reflect the tone of the tourist’s statement. Option A is too matter-of-fact, and option B does not convey the tourist’s sense of wonder. Option C is also incorrect because it does not use the word “exclaimed,” which is necessary to convey the tourist’s enthusiasm.