AnswersELA11 ELA 11 Sem 1 26-27Analyzing Tone and Identifying Central Ideas: Chief Joseph's speech "An Indian's View of Indian Affairs"

Analyzing Tone and Identifying Central Ideas: Chief Joseph's speech "An Indian's View of Indian Affairs" Answers

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8

“Horses from the various ranches of the valley gallops in the pasture.”

A
The sentence is correct as written.
B
Change “gallops” to “gallop.”
C
Change “pasture” to “pastures.”
9

Everybody in our neighborhood have garages.

A
The sentence is correct as written.
B
Change “Everybody” to “Everyone.”
C
Change “have” to “has” and “garages” to “a garage.”
10

“Half of the tigers at the zoo eat raw meat at its noontime meal.”

A
Correct as written
B
Incorrect because it doesn’t agree in number
C
Incorrect because it doesn’t agree in person
D
Incorrect because it doesn’t agree in gender
12

“Huck Finn sail the Mississippi River with Jim.”

A
The sentence is correct as written.
B
Change “Huck Finn” to “Them.”
C
Change “sail” to “sails.”
13

Both is on sale for half price.

A
The sentence is correct as written.
B
Change “is” to “are.”
C
Change “half” to “full.”
14

Select the best revision of the sentence to ensure pronoun-antecedent agreement.

A
Half of the tigers at the zoo eat raw meat at their noontime meal.
B
Half of the tiger at the zoo eats raw meat at its noontime meal.
C
Half tigers at the zoo eat raw meat at its noontime meal.
16

“Only one of us are going to take out the trash tonight.”

A
The sentence is correct as written.
B
Change “are” to “is.”
C
Change “only one” to “you and me.”
17

Many plans to leave the party before it ends.

A
The sentence is correct as written.
B
Change “plans” to “plan.”
C
Change “Many” to “Most.”
18

Just do it yourself already!

A
intensive
B
reflexive

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