Both misplaced and dangling, this sentence makes no since
A quatrain is a verse with four lines, or even a full poem containing four lines, having an independent and separate theme. Often one line consists of alternating rhyme,
existing in a variety of forms. We can trace back quatrains in poetic
traditions of various ancient civilizations, such as China, Ancient
Rome, and Ancient Greece; and they continue to appear in the
twenty-first century.
The correct answer is A. We practiced for the debate and many arguments were rehearsed.
As you can see in this sentence, in the first part the pronoun <em>we </em>is used, and in the latter part, that pronoun just disappears and the sentence suddenly becomes passive rather than active. The shift isn't done properly - it is rather awkward. The other options are consistent - they use only one voice rather than two (like in sentence A).
Answer:
1. a performer
2. vest
3. turning cartwheels
4. a promosal
5. human beings or automobiles
6. the inside cover of a book
7. a sanctuary
8. sitting slumped over
Explanation:
