Part A is option 2.
Part B is option 2.
The answer is B.
One thing that will help with these kinds of questions is saying each out load to see if they sound right or not
The sentence should be corrected as follows: "The Olimpic athlete raced down the slopes because he hoped to win the gold medal."
The correct options are:
* by changing "though" to "because" since it is proving an explanation to the 1st part of the sentence.
* by changing "hopes" to "hoped" since the 1st part of the sentence is in the past tense.
The incorrect options are:
* by removing "down the slopes" since it adds details about the meaning of the sentence.
* by replacing "he" with "the athlete" since the latter is already mentioned in the sentence and can be replaced by personal pronoun "he".
* by replacing "the gold medal" with "it" since the latter is not mentioned before in the sentence. Therefore, it cannot be replaced by the personal pronoun "it".
Read the following excerpt from Wheatley’s "To the Right Honorable William, Earl of Dartmouth". Which element of her style does the underlined part exhibit?HAIL, happy day, when, smiling like the morn,Fair Freedom rose New-England to adorn:<span><span>a.alliterationc.inversions</span><span>b.elevated dictiond.Latinate vocabulary</span><span> <span> </span></span></span>
