DLR WEEK 13

How should the sentence "On the first weekend in march we started their spring cleaning." be corrected?

• On the first weekend in March we started their spring cleaning.

• On the first weekend in March, we started their spring cleaning.

• On the first weekend in March, we started our spring cleaning.

• In the first weekend of March we started our spring cleaning.

Which of the following is the correct way to combine the sentences "Jason got the job of cleaning out the gutters." and "He is not afraid to climb a ladder." into one sentence?

• Jason got the job of cleaning out the gutters, and he is not afraid to climb a ladder.

• Jason, who is not afraid to climb a ladder, got the job of cleaning out the gutters.

• Jason got the job of cleaning out the gutters he is not afraid to climb a ladder.

• Cleaning out the gutters, Jason got the job because he is not afraid to climb a ladder.

What is the best way to rewrite the sentence "Melissa moved the car out of the garage so she could clean it." to clarify its meaning?

• Melissa moved the car out of the garage so she could clean the garage.

• Melissa moved the car so she could clean out of the garage.

• Melissa cleaned the car out of the garage after moving it.

• Melissa moved the car out of the garage and cleaned it.

What does the underlined phrase "fish out" mean in the context of the sentence "The first baskets were solid on the bottom, so someone had to fish out the ball after every basket."?

• To catch fish after every basket.

• To remove the ball from the basket with difficulty.

• To throw the ball into the basket.

• To search for the ball in the water.

How should the sentence "Peacock Hill middle School on the edge of town have good music classes," be written correctly?

• Peacock Hill Middle School on the edge of town have good music classes.

• Peacock Hill middle School on the edge of town has good music classes.

• Peacock Hill Middle School on the edge of town has good music classes.

• Peacock Hill middle school on the edge of town have good music classes.

Which is the correct way to write the sentence "The schools marching band play for all of their home games."?

• The school's marching band plays for all of their home games.

• The schools' marching band play for all of their home games.

• The schools marching band plays for all of their home games.

• The school's marching band play for all of their home games.

How should the sentence "John and Dave planned to join the band, but in July, he said he couldn't." be rewritten to clarify the meaning?

• John and Dave planned to join the band, but in July, John said he couldn't.

• John and Dave planned to join the band, but in July, Dave said he couldn't.

• John planned to join the band, but in July, he said he couldn't.

• Dave planned to join the band, but in July, he said he couldn't.

What is the correct punctuation for the sentence "We will be moving to Washington next month Dave announced."?

• We will be moving to Washington next month, Dave announced.

• We will be moving to Washington, next month Dave announced.

• We will be moving to Washington next month. Dave announced.

• We, will be moving to Washington next month Dave announced.

How should the sentence "For the next two weeks the Nature Club are having their annual fundraiser." be written correctly?

• For the next two weeks, the Nature Club is having their annual fundraiser.

• For the next two weeks the Nature Club is having their annual fundraiser.

• For the next two weeks, the Nature Club are having their annual fundraiser.

• For the next two week's the Nature Club is having their annual fundraiser.

Which is the correct way to write the sentence "the club is selling bookmarks that's made from pressed dried flower's."?

• The club is selling bookmarks that's made from pressed dried flowers.

• The club is selling bookmarks that are made from pressed dried flowers.

• The club is selling bookmarks thats made from pressed dried flower's.

• The club is selling bookmarks that are made from pressed dried flower's.