The correct form

[Palaščak]

Hi, can you tell which possibility is right ?

"Can you read?" Mary said, ... to the notice.

a) pointing angrily
b) and pointed angry
c) angrily pointed
d) and angrily pointing

Thanks

[BobK]

Hi, can you tell which possibility is right ?

"Can you read?" Mary said, ... to the notice.

a) pointing angrily
b) and pointed angry
c) and angrily pointed
d) and angrily pointing

Thanks

Trust your first instinct.

b

[Ben_Adam]

It could not be c with and, it has comma... :D

[BobK]

It could not be c with and, it has comma... :D

The prescription against using 'and' after a comma is ridiculous. And so is the one against starting a sentence with 'And'. The sentence

"Can you read?" Mary said, and pointed angrily to the notice.

is perfectly grammatical.

b

PS English Grammar and Punctuation: scroll down to the section on the comma.

[Ben_Adam]

I was sarcastic, that's why I've added :D...

[Casiopea]

I was sarcastic, that's why I've added :D...

Sarcasm or not, it's misleading, especially to the poster. (Please see the PM I sent you. )

[Ben_Adam]

Read your OM, I'm sorry, won't happen again! ;)

[Casiopea]

Great.