Where does the comma belong in the sentence below?

Anuja's father looks like George Clooney doesn't he?

A.

after Anuja's

B.

after father

C.

after Clooney

D.

after like

C. After Clooney

Explanation:

Commas, if read aloud, give short breaks between the sentence, they also add additional information that can be taken out of the text and still make sense.

Anuja's father looks like George Clooney, doesn't he?

(you can take out doesn't he and the sentence still makes sense)

Anuja's father looks like George Clooney.

c, after Clooney

Explanation:

He us asking/introducing a new question, cutting the sentence.