The correct verb form is A. "Climbs."
The other verbs in the sentence use the present tense form, so the verb "climb" does too. The verbs used are "barks" and "gets." So the correct verb form should be "climbs."
Question one: True
Question two: True
Question three: True
Question four: True
I just took the K12 test.
Answer: Chad will make a good class president
Explanation:
The most warrant statement is that Chad will be a good class president because of his chess skills that are good for that and that can help him. Chess skills and that he is a chess player are giving him authorization for being a class president. This statement can also be false.
The very first part “The students completed the math assignment” is not parallel with its other parts. Since the other sentences discuss either English or words/terms, it wouldn’t be a good idea to add the first sentence in this.
