Misplaced and Dangling Modifiers

Front

Which sentence is correct?
Options:
1. The clerk sold the scarf with the red print to the woman.
2. The clerk sold the scarf to the woman with the red print.

Back

The clerk sold the scarf with the red print to the woman.

Front

Which sentence is correct? Jessie ate a bowl of cold cereal for breakfast. , Jessie ate a cold bowl of cereal for breakfast.

Back

Jessie ate a bowl of cold cereal for breakfast.

Front

Which sentence is correct?
Options: I only have one hour to get this report finished. , I have only one hour to get this report finished.

Back

I have only one hour to get this report finished.

Front

Which sentence is correct?
Options: Gazing out the window, Paul missed the homework assignment that Mrs. Smith wrote on the board. , Paul missed the homework assignment that Mrs. Smith wrote on the board gazing out the window.

Back

Gazing out the window, Paul missed the homework assignment that Mrs. Smith wrote on the board.

Front

Which sentence is correct?
Options: He bought a horse for his sister they call Prince. , He bought a horse they call Prince for his sister.

Back

He bought a horse they call Prince for his sister.

Front

Which sentence is correct?
Options: Having laid an egg weighing two pounds, the farmer proudly displayed his favorite ostrich., The farmer proudly displayed his favorite ostrich having laid an egg weighing two pounds.

Back

The farmer proudly displayed his favorite ostrich having laid an egg weighing two pounds.

Front

Which sentence is correct?
Options:
1. The lady shopped for a dress with a headache.
2. The lady with a headache shopped for a dress.

Back

The lady with a headache shopped for a dress.

Front

"While driving around town, a tree fell and hit my car."

Back

dangling

Front

Starting out as a short-order cook, a trainee can find the work confusing at first.

Back

correct

Front

Identify the type of modifier in the sentence: "To improve the results, the experiment was done again."

Back

dangling