Form, Structure, and Sense Flashcards
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The task force plans to identify safety hazards, propose corrective measures, and _______ a comprehensive report to the board.
Answer: submit
The series follows 'plans to': 'to identify,' 'to propose,' 'to submit.' For parallelism within the list after the initial 'to,' the bare infinitive 'submit' completes the series correctly.
The population of endangered sea turtles _______ declined sharply over the past two decades due to habitat loss.
Answer: has
'Population' is a singular noun, so it takes the singular verb 'has.'
The scholarship was awarded to the student who demonstrated the greatest financial need, academic achievement, and _______ in extracurricular activities.
Answer: participation
The series lists nouns: 'need,' 'achievement,' and 'participation' — the noun form is required for parallel structure.
Concerned about rising costs, _______ decided to reduce discretionary spending in the upcoming fiscal year.
Answer: the committee
The participial phrase 'Concerned about rising costs' must modify the subject of the main clause; 'the committee' is the entity that is concerned and that decides.
If the engineering team _______ the prototype by next Monday, the product launch will proceed as planned.
Answer: completes
In a conditional sentence with 'if' followed by a present tense verb, the main clause uses 'will + verb'; here the subordinate clause requires present tense 'completes.'
The novel's central themes — isolation, redemption, and _______ — are explored through the protagonist's internal monologue.
Answer: forgiveness
The list includes abstract nouns 'isolation' and 'redemption'; the parallel form requires the noun 'forgiveness.'
The panel of experts _______ unanimously that the proposed regulation would benefit public health.
Answer: agreed
The sentence describes a past event (a past vote or conclusion), so the simple past 'agreed' is correct; 'panel' is singular but the past tense is the primary issue here.
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