Question

form a compound sentence.
mia ___________________________________________________ at the rink.
dixon, megan lynch, and amy moran play ice hockey
doesnt play ice hockey but figure skates
doesnt play ice hockey, but she figure skates
dixon, famous for her graceful jumps, can be seen

Explanation:

To form a compound sentence about Mia at the rink, we need a clause that fits with "Mia" as the subject. The first option is about other people, the second lacks a subject for the second part, the fourth is about Dixon. The third option has "Mia" (implied) in the first part and "she" (referring to Mia) in the second, with a proper conjunction and structure for a compound sentence.

Answer:

C. doesn't play ice hockey, but she figure skates (assuming the options are labeled A, B, C, D with A as the first, B as the second, C as the third, D as the fourth)