Part II. If the modifier is correctly placed, type correct. If not, type the correctly fixed sentence.  Sentence: The book was fascinating, read by millions of people.

Part II. If the modifier is correctly placed, type correct. If not, type the correctly fixed sentence.  Sentence: The children played in the yard wearing their new shoes.

Part II. If the modifier is correctly placed, type correct. If not, type the correctly fixed sentence.  Sentence: Anxious about the purchase, the house sold to the highest bidder.

Part II. If the sentence below has a correctly reduced modifier, type correct. If not, rewrite one of the clauses by fixing it. Do NOT use any punctuation. Remember you can change one of the clauses: IC or DC. Sentence: Reading the detailed report, the manager found numerous inconsistencies in the data.  

Part I. Does the sentence below have a correctly reduced modifier? Type correct if the modifier is correctly reduced. Type incorrect if the modifier is incorrect.  Sentence: After examining the ancient texts, the archaeologists were able to uncover new insights.

Sentence: They launched the new project after they gathered all the data.

Part I. Does the sentence below have a correctly reduced modifier? Type correct if the modifier is correctly reduced. Type incorrect if the modifier is incorrect.  Sentence: Reading the detailed report, the manager found numerous inconsistencies in the data.  

A cover crop of legumes will help to reduce organic nitrogen levels in  the soil.

Which of the following is a macronutrient? 

Concerns with using modified crops with Bacillus thuringiensis (Bt) genes is that thay can kill the larvae of many non-target butterflies (monarchs), moths and beetles.