Identifying complete verbs

Jehovah's Witnesses do not celebrate Easter, Christmas, or birthdays.

• do

• celebrate

• do not celebrate

• do celebrate

Two-thirds of the world's population has never seen snow.

• has seen

• has never seen

• population has

• seen snow

Nelson Mandela was not removed from the U.S. terror watch list until 2008.

• was not removed

• was removed

• removed from

• removed

The majority of people can still identify 90% of their classmates thirty-five years after leaving school.

• after leaving

• can identify

• identify

• leaving

One of Mr. Roger's sweaters is often displayed at the National Museum of American History.

• is displayed

• is often displayed

• displayed

• displayed at

Lafitte's Blacksmith Shop Bar in New Orleans is supposedly haunted by the pirate Jean Lafitte.

• is supposedly

• is haunted

• haunted

• supposedly haunted

Black cats are usually considered bad luck in the U.S., but not in Japan.

• are usually considered

• considered

• are considered

• not in Japan

Drivers of government vehicles in Cuba are legally required to pick up hitchhikers.

• are required

• are legally required

• required

• to pick up

Our memories are actually reconstructed and not terribly accurate.

• are reconstructed

• actually reconstructed

• are actually

• terribly

Months that begin on a Sunday will always have a Friday the 13th.

• will always have

• that begin on

• will have

• always have