Select the most appropriate option to change the following sentence into an Exclamatory sentence.

It is contemptible that you are a cheat:

Fie, fie! you are a cheat!

The correct answer is Option (3) → Fie, fie! you are a cheat!

• "Fie, fie!" is an exclamatory expression used to express strong disapproval or contempt, making it the best fit for changing the given sentence into an exclamatory form.
• The original sentence "It is contemptible that you are a cheat" expresses disgust and disapproval, which is captured well by "Fie, fie!"

 "Fie, fie! you are a cheat!"

OTHER OPTIONS

 "How can you cheat!" – This is a question, not an exclamatory statement.
  "Certainly bad that you cheat!" – Grammatically incorrect and does not sound natural.
  "Bad is the idea of you as a cheat!" – Awkward and unnatural phrasing.