Don't forget to _ the lights before leaving the room.
Correct answer: C. turn off
- A. turn up
- B. turn out
- C. turn off
- D. turn into
Explanation
The correct answer is turn off, as it specifically means to deactivate the lights before leaving the room, which is critical for safety and energy conservation. The other options do not fit the context: turn up suggests increasing intensity, turn out is not commonly used for lights and typically refers to outcomes, and turn into implies transformation rather than deactivation.
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