Question

Which sentence requires semicolons instead of commas?(1 point) Responses Miss Rachel will teach basic ballet movements such as a spin, a leap, and a bow to her beginner-level classes. Miss Rachel will teach basic ballet movements such as a spin, a leap, and a bow to her beginner-level classes. Miss Rachel will teach basic ballet movements such as a pirouette, a jete, and a reverence to her beginner-level classes. Miss Rachel will teach basic ballet movements such as a pirouette, a jete, and a reverence to her beginner-level classes. Miss Rachel will teach basic ballet movements such as a pirouette, or a spin, a jete, or a leap, and a reverence, or a bow, to her beginner-level classes. Miss Rachel will teach basic ballet movements such as a pirouette, or a spin, a jete, or a leap, and a reverence, or a bow, to her beginner-level classes. Miss Rachel will teach basic ballet movements to her beginner-level classes on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays. Miss Rachel will teach basic ballet movements to her beginner-level classes on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays. Remaining Attempts : 3

Answer 1

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Answer 2

The sentence that requires semicolons instead of commas is:

**"Miss Rachel will teach basic ballet movements such as a pirouette, or a spin, a jete, or a leap, and a reverence, or a bow, to her beginner-level classes."**

This sentence lists multiple items, some of which contain internal commas, making it necessary to use semicolons to separate the main items clearly. Correcting it would look something like this:

"Miss Rachel will teach basic ballet movements such as a pirouette; or a spin; a jete; or a leap; and a reverence; or a bow; to her beginner-level classes."

This way, each option within the list is clearly separated.

Answer 3

The sentence that requires semicolons is:

**"Miss Rachel will teach basic ballet movements such as a pirouette, or a spin, a jete, or a leap, and a reverence, or a bow, to her beginner-level classes."**

Semicolons are needed to clarify the list.