Question

question 4 of 20
read this sentence:
when the game acted buggy, it made me angry.
what is the best rewrite of the sentence?
a. the game angered me over its bugginess.
b. the game’s bugginess angered me.
c. the buggy game made me angry.
d. the anger came from the game’s bugginess.

Explanation:

The original sentence conveys two key ideas: the game was buggy, and this caused anger. Option C directly combines these ideas into a concise, grammatically correct sentence ("buggy" as an adjective modifying "game") that retains all original meaning without redundancy. Other options either omit the cause (A), use awkward phrasing ("bugginess" in B/D), or restructure less naturally.

Answer:

C. The buggy game made me angry.