Writing questions - Online Course Test #6

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<p>Section 5</p>

<h1>33</h1>

<p>I put B at first, but at the very end changed it to C. B is definitely more correct now that I look at both, but I don't see why choice C is "that" wrong. I get the idea that sentence 9 speculates on a type of ritual, then sentence 10 basically says "for example, the ritual might have been a sort of drama in which Smith and Pocahontas played roles."</p>

<p>These are from Section 10</p>

<h1>7</h1>

<p>"wary of" is an idiom, correct? It's not correct to feel "wary toward" something is it?</p>

<h1>9</h1>

<p>Got this one right, just wondering why. I know it's "more" correct to say, for example, "the rigors of working and of studying" as opposed to "the rigors of working and studying," but why?</p>

<h1>14</h1>

<p>E is the only correct choice because the other choices have errors in parallelism?</p>

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<p>For #33, sentence is not really an "example." It's not "illustrating" the idea. On the other hand, its almost like an "add-on", just more evidence. </p>

<p>For #7, I put C..."wary of" Is that right? I'm not sure.</p>

<p>For #9, it should be "of working" and "of studying." Both need an "of" at the beginning.</p>

<p>For #14, yea, E is correct.</p>

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<p>I get it for number 33.</p>

<h1>7 Yeah wary of is correct. I'm thinking that "wary of" is the correct idiom, not "wary toward."</h1>

<h1>9 OK.</h1>

<h1>14 OK.</h1>