Question

1. they will be traveling is:

a. present c. past perfect
b. future continuous d. present perfect

1. which is interrogative?

a. close the door. c. i like pizza.
b. did you finish your work? d. we could leave soon.

1. which is subjunctive?

a. give me that. c. dogs bark.
b. if he were taller, hed dunk. d. will you go?

1. which is a proper noun?

a. teacher c. pacific ocean
b. mountain d. city

1. which is a common noun?

a. arizona c. dog
b. january d. eiffel tower

1. which is active?

a. the gift was wrapped by her. c. the gift is wrapped.
b. she wrapped the gift. d. the gift had been wrapped.

1. which is passive voice?

a. she ate cake. c. the puzzle was solved by him.
b. he solved the puzzle. d. we studied the book.

1. a gerund functions as:

a. an adjective c. a noun
b. a verb tense d. a conjunction

Explanation:

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The sentence "They will be traveling" uses "will be + present participle (traveling)", which is the structure of the future continuous tense. Option A is present (simple or continuous), C is past perfect, D is present perfect. So B matches.

Interrogative sentences ask questions. Option A is a command (imperative), C is a statement (declarative), D is a statement (modal verb for possibility). Option B is a yes/no question (interrogative) with the auxiliary verb "Did".

Subjunctive mood expresses hypothetical or unreal situations. Option A is imperative, C is present simple (indicative), D is interrogative. Option B uses "were" (subjunctive form for unreal condition) in the if - clause, so it's subjunctive.

Answer:

B. future continuous

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