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read the selection and choose the best answer to each question. jasmine…

Question

read the selection and choose the best answer to each question. jasmine wrote this paper to tell about a personal experience that turned out different than she expected. read jasmine’s paper and look for the corrections she needs to make. then answer the questions that follow. (7) if carmen and i were like two peas in a pod, kaitlyn and i were like the repelling ends of magnets. (8) the idea of spending two weeks with her as my bunkmate was hard to imagine. (9) although i was to old to cry about the situation, tears threatened to spill down my cheeks anyway. (10) i shuffled to the cabin, now dreading the weeks to come as much as i had anticipated them before. (11) kaitlyn’s gear was already on the top bunk when i got 11 what is the correct way to write sentence 13? a for the rest of the day, neither of us spoke, and it was obvious. that she happier about the arrangement than i was. b for the rest of the day, neither of us spoke it was obvious that she was no happier about the arrangement than i was. c for the rest of the day, neither of us spoke. which made it obvious that she no happier about the arrangement than i was. d for the rest of the day, neither of us spoke. it was obvious that she was no happier about the arrangement than i was.

Explanation:

Brief Explanations

To determine the correct sentence, we analyze each option for grammatical correctness:

  • Option A: The period after "obvious" creates a fragment with "That she...", so it's incorrect.
  • Option B: There's a run - on sentence as "neither of us spoke" and "it was obvious..." are two independent clauses without proper punctuation (like a semicolon or period and capitalization), so it's wrong.
  • Option C: "Which" is used incorrectly here as it starts a non - restrictive clause but the structure is flawed, and it creates a confusing sentence.
  • Option D: It has two independent clauses separated by a period (correct punctuation) and the second clause is a complete, grammatically correct sentence.

Answer:

D. For the rest of the day, neither of us spoke. It was obvious that she was no happier about the arrangement than I was.