The answer is a b/c it alliterates the b's in the sentance.
1. a. General statement to particular thesis.
2. c. Don't give a repetition of facts word for word.
3. a. Fragment - Although he rarely goes. to the mall, to the store, on vacation, to a party, to school.
4. a. Fragment - When the stone hit the window. , it shattered., , the stone bounced off., , my father yelled at me.
5. b. comma-splice - the comma or and not both
6. c. no error
7. b. comma-splice - think, I have ever missed <-------fragmented due to the missing of have (I have never missed my appointment., I may have missed my appointment.)
8. c. no error found
C.
The introductory phrase, "Crowned with a wreath of olive leaves", is correctly separated by a comma.
I believe it's the first sentence.
{In disjointed sentences, the cook and the correspondent argued to the difference between a life-saving station and a house of refuge.}
