Which sentence contains a subject that is compound in form but singular in meaning?(1 point)

Question

Responses

A can of frank and beans is my favorite dinner.
A can of frank and beans is my favorite dinner.

Rolls and baguettes are the best kinds of bread.
Rolls and baguettes are the best kinds of bread.

Barry and Cait are my neighbors.
Barry and Cait are my neighbors.

Nuts and bolts work together.

Select the correct answer from the list.(1 point)
The news _____ on when I walk in the door.

options is and are

Select the correct answers from the lists.(1 point)

_____ is a pronoun that refers to _____

options
box one box two a refernt a possesivean ancedence an agreement
a refernt
a possesive
an ancedence
an agreement

What best describes the basic requirements for a complete sentence?(1 point)
Responses

It has a dependent clause that contains a verb and uses end punctuation.
It has a dependent clause that contains a verb and uses end punctuation.

It has a clause that is introduced by a subordinating conjunction and expresses part of a thought.
It has a clause that is introduced by a subordinating conjunction and expresses part of a thought.

It joins two independent thoughts together using a comma a coordinating conjunction.
It joins two independent thoughts together using a comma a coordinating conjunction.

It has an independent clause that contains a subject and a verb in its complement.
It has an independent clause that contains a subject and a verb in its complement.

Use the sentence to complete the question.

Once things get started.
What best describes the error in this sentence?

(1 point)
Responses

It is a run-on sentence.
It is a run-on sentence.

It is a complete sentence.
It is a complete sentence.

It is a comma splice.
It is a comma splice.

It is a sentence fragment.

Answer 1

1. The sentence that contains a subject that is compound in form but singular in meaning is:
   A can of frank and beans is my favorite dinner.

2. Select the correct answer to fill in the blank:
   The news is on when I walk in the door.

3. For the pronoun question, the correct answers are:
   A referent is a possessive.

4. The statement that best describes the basic requirements for a complete sentence is:
   It has an independent clause that contains a subject and a verb in its complement.

5. What best describes the error in the sentence "Once things get started." is:
   It is a sentence fragment.