Answer:
4. She changed it to "Curse of the Tetherball Fiend" and sent it again.
Explanation:
In the first sentence, "Children" is a noun and should not be capitalized.
In the second sentence, "phantom" isn't capitalized but should be as part of the title.
In the third sentence, "Magazine" is a noun and should not be capitalized.
a belief or theory that opinions and actions should be based on reason and knowledge rather than on religious belief or emotional response
<span>He was sure that there would be either cake or pie at the party. </span>
Parallel structure uses conjunctions in a sentence to give two separate thoughts equal meaning. We see here that the usage of "either" changes the concepts of each sentence. While all of these choice used parallel structure, the choice with the correct usage of parallel structure is Choice A.
