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The question asks how the paragraph should be revised  .  \nC: Correct  . Changing the word “studies” from the present tense to the past tense “studied” is necessary to match the past tense established in the paragraph (“spent,”“recited”)  . Additionally, the comma after the word “emotions” needs to be removed because the words “emotions and motivations” are part of a group (series) of two elements, and when there are only two elements in a series, a comma is not used  .  \nA: Incorrect  . The revisions in Option A introduce new errors  . The word “spent” is correct in the past tense because that is the tense used throughout the rest of the paragraph  . Additionally, adding a comma after the word “play” would be incorrect because it would separate the prepositional phrase “at the community theater” from the rest of the sentence  .  \nB: Incorrect  . The revisions in Option B introduce new errors  . The word “did” is correct as written in the past tense because the past tense is used throughout the paragraph  . There is no comma needed after the word“projection” because “so” is not functioning as a conjunction but rather as part of the conjunction phrase “so that,” which does not take a comma  .  \nD: Incorrect  . The revisions in Option D introduce new errors  . The word “recited” is correct as written in the past tense because the past tense is used throughout the paragraph  . Also, removing the comma after“times” is incorrect because the comma is needed in order to separate the modifying phrase “making slight adjustments and improvements to his performance each time” from the main clause  .  \n2 . The question asks for the revision that corrects the error in sentence structure in the paragraph  .  \nE: Correct  . The first sentence of the paragraph is a run-on because both clauses—“The land on Earth has not always been separated into the seven continents” and “at one time a massive supercontinent, known as Pangaea, covered one-third of Earth’s surface”—are independent clauses  . Independent clauses are complete sentences, and two complete sentences should not be combined with just a comma  . The revision in Option E is correct because it separates the two sentences by placing a period where it is needed after“continents” and by capitalizing the word “At  .”  \nF: Incorrect  . While adding a semicolon after “surface” can be considered a correct way to separate the independent clauses “at one time a massive supercontinent, known as Pangaea, covered one-third of Earth’s surface” and “Additionally, the supercontinent was surrounded by ocean waters called Panthalassa, much of which were in Earth’s Southern Hemisphere,” this change does not address the sentence structure error in the paragraph (the run-on sentence)  . The use of a period separating the independent clauses (complete sentences) is correct as is  .  \nG: Incorrect  . Adding a period after “Panthalassa” would separate the dependent clause “much of which were in Earth’s Southern Hemisphere” from its subject: “ocean waters called Panthalassa  .” The dependent clause cannot stand on its own because it shares elements with the main clause  . A dependent clause is not a complete sentence and must be joined with an independent clause  . The clause beginning with “much of which” is an adjective for “ocean waters  .” Changing the comma to a period creates a new error (a sentence fragment) and does not address the existing sentence structure error at the beginning of the paragraph (the run-on sentence)  .  \nH: Incorrect  . Removing the period after “crust” would create a run-on sentence because the period is needed to separate two complete sentences—”Geologists believe that the supercontinent split apart over millions of years because of the movement of the tectonic plates that form Earth’s crust” and \"In fact, experts predict that over the next 250 million years the movement of the pla","cbCaihLjiOJ7UgMs","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaihLjiOJ7UgMs","pdf",827417,34,"English","# Revising/Editing Part A\n## Question 1 - Revision for tense and punctuation\n## Question 2 - Fixing run-on sentence structure\n## Question 3 - Identifying construction error in a sentence\n## Question 4 - Combining sentences to clarify relationships","[{\"question\":\"How does the document explain correcting tense inconsistency in revising a paragraph?\",\"answer\":\"It shows that the revision must change words to match the past tense already established in the paragraph, using consistent verb forms throughout.\"},{\"question\":\"What punctuation guidance is given for a series of two elements?\",\"answer\":\"It states that when there are only two elements in a series, a comma is not used, so punctuation must reflect the intended grouping.\"},{\"question\":\"How are run-on sentences identified and fixed in the explanations?\",\"answer\":\"The material explains that run-ons occur when two independent clauses are combined incorrectly, and it recommends separating them with a period (or otherwise ensuring correct clause connection).\"}]","2019-2020 English Language Arts - Explanations of Correct Answers | PDF",86]