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Shakespeare’s Shylock is both hero and villain, a flawed human being so consumed with anger, and this causes him  to deny his own sense of morality in order to obtain revenge.  \n(A) anger, and this causes him to deny his own sense of morality  \n(B) anger, which causes his denying his own sense of morality  \n(C) anger, therefore he denies his own sense of morality (D) anger and denying his own sense of morality (E) anger that he denies his own sense of morality  \nAnswer to \\#1: E Word Pair (So…That)  \n2. According to education professor Christina Schwarz, childhood is an important state of development in its own right, but many parents once thought it was a mere  springboard to adulthood.  \n(A) but many parents once thought it was a mere springboard to adulthood  \n(B) despite many parents’ once thinking that it was a mere springboard to adulthood  \n(C) and it is not a mere springboard to adulthood, as many parents once thought  \n(D) although the idea that it is a springboard to adulthood was once shared by many parents  \n(E) not, as many parents once thought, a mere springboard to adulthood  \nAnswer to \\#2: E Shortest and Clearest  \n3. Shortly after James Caine's novel Mildred Pierce was A  \npublished in 1941, its protagonist has become an icon of  \nB C  \nfemale resilience. No error  \nD E  \nAnswer to \\#3: B  \nVerb Tense (Present Perfect vs . Simple Past)  \n4. After dealing with a spider infestation, leaky ceilings, and numerous electrical problems, the house was  abandoned by its owners.  \n(A) the house was abandoned by its owners (B) the house being abandoned by its owners (C) the house’s abandonment by its owners occurred (D) the owners of the house abandoned it  \n(E) the owners of the house, who abandoned it  \nAnswer to \\#4: D Dangling Modifier  \n5. Although the company's executives regularly affirm their   \nA B  \nsupport over regular wage increases, employee  \nC  \ncompensation has remained unchanged for several years.  \nD  \nNo error E","cbCaidtJBhRkz9tV","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaidtJBhRkz9tV","pdf",80503,21,"English","# SAT Error-Identification and Fixing Sentences\n## Exercise 1: Word Pair\n## Exercise 2: Shortest and Clearest\n## Exercise 3: Verb Tense\n## Exercise 4: Dangling Modifier\n## Exercise 5: No Error","[{\"question\":\"What types of grammar skills are covered in SAT Grammar Exercises #4?\",\"answer\":\"The set mixes SAT Error-Identification and Fixing Sentences questions, emphasizing precision in word pairing, clarity, correct verb tense, and modifier placement.\"},{\"question\":\"How do the questions test verb tense in Exercise #3?\",\"answer\":\"Exercise #3 focuses on choosing the appropriate tense for describing events in relation to a stated time reference (e.g., around a novel’s publication), and identifying the incorrect option.\"},{\"question\":\"What grammar issue does Exercise #4 target?\",\"answer\":\"Exercise #4 targets a dangling modifier problem, where the sentence structure makes the modifier attach to the wrong element.\"}]","SAT Grammar Exercises - 4 | PDF",53]