In a nonfiction text, quotation marks can indicate: A. the title of a poem when someone is speaking B. a direct quote from another book C. when someone is speaking D. any or all of the above​

D. any or all of the above​

Explanation:

Quotation marks, regardless of the kind of texts they appear in, are primarily used to report a direct speech made by a person, indicate the title of a book or person, cite a direct sentence from another book, or indicate irony. Therefore, in non-fiction texts which are narrations of real events with real characters, the use of quotation marks might be for the purpose of stating the title of a poem, directly quoting a sentence from another book, and reporting a direct speech.

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