Question

1. which of the following is the correct way to write the first senten a. how do you celebrate independence day. b. how do you celebrate independence day? c. how do you celebrate independence day? d. no change necessary 17. which revision correctly fixes the capitalization error in the phrase a. british rule b. british rule c. british rule d. no change necessary 18. which sentence correctly fixes the error in \the countries sovereignt a. the countries sovereignty would eventually be secured... b. the countrys sovereignty would eventually be secured... c. the countrys sovereignty would eventually be secured... d. no change necessary 19. which option correctly capitalizes the name of the document? a. declaration of independence b. declaration of independence c. declaration of independence d. no change necessary

Explanation:

Question 16

To determine the correct sentence, we check capitalization and punctuation. "Independence Day" is a proper noun, so both words should be capitalized. Also, it's a question, so a question mark is needed. Option A has a period (statement) and lowercase "day". Option B has lowercase "independence" and "day" and a period. Option C capitalizes "Independence Day" and uses a question mark. Option D is incorrect as changes are needed.

"British" is an adjective referring to Britain, so it should be capitalized. "Rule" is a common noun here, so it should be lowercase. Option A has lowercase "british". Option B capitalizes "British" and keeps "rule" lowercase. Option C capitalizes "Rule" (unnecessary). Option D is incorrect as there is an error.

We need to show possession for "country" regarding "sovereignty". The singular possessive form is "country's". Option A has no apostrophe (incorrect plural or no possession). Option B uses "country's" correctly. Option C has an incorrect plural possessive "countrys'". Option D is incorrect as there is an error.

Answer:

C. How do you celebrate Independence Day?

Question 17