Answer:
I was absent from class on Monday because of medical reasons.
Explanation:
The sentence that uses the verbs correctly is D, since "the Land of the Horses" is the title of the novel (singular), thus the verb following adds a final -s.
A is wrong because of the same reason. "Four dogs and a Girl" is the title of the novel, so it should be followed by <em>has</em> instead of <em>have.</em>
B is wrong because War and Peace is just one novel. Therefore it should be followed by <em>is </em>rather than <em>are.</em>
C is wrong because, again, Lost Cities is the title of the novel, thus singular and should be followed by <em>describes.</em>
True. If Barty Crouch Jr. was impersonating Moody at this point, he was probably doing this just to inflict as much harm as he could on Harry. If he wasn’t being impersonated at this point in time, then Moody was just being his usual “CONSTANT VIGILANCE” self. There’s most likely a reason everyone calls him Moody.
