<span>16 to 19-year-old male and females are <em>at</em> times more likely to be involved in a crash<span>
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The sentence that contains a misplaced or dangling modifier is the one that follows:
B. Being from a small town in Wisconsin, the subway was a new experience for Matt.
All the information which appears before the comma (being from a small town in Wisconsin) seems to be related to the subway, and not to Matt, since "the subway" appears right after it. Obviously, the purpose was to use a modifier (the whole clause, in this particular case) in order to give information about Matt, and not about the subway. A better way to convey the idea originally intended would be:
Being from a small town in Wisconsin, Matt experienced the subway as something new.
Answer:
C should be the correct one
Plural form of wolf is wolves
For example when used in a sentence it would be used like this:
The wolves crossed the road together to obtain their prey.
