Every year my school puts on a play. My friends and I are part of the stage crew. One of the tasks ,begin bold,[we],end bold, do is build and paint large scenery panels. We want ,begin bold,[it],end bold, to look as realistic as possible. If the scenery panels do not look good, the audience might not enjoy the play. We practice moving the scenery panels around because ,begin bold,[they],end bold, must be changed quickly during the play. Our art teacher, Mrs. Jacobs, helps us figure out what we need to do, and ,begin bold,[she],end bold, lets us work in her classroom every morning before school starts.

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Question 2
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Enter a pronoun that will correct the error from Part A.

Answer 1

In the sentence "If the scenery panels do not look good, the audience might not enjoy the play," the pronoun "it" can be corrected to "they" to maintain grammatical consistency.

So, the revised sentence would read: "If the scenery panels do not look good, the audience might not enjoy the play."

Here, "they" refers to "scenery panels" which is plural. Therefore, the correct pronoun to replace "it" is "they."