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21. the phrase creating a rotating exhibit functions as a. modifier des…

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  1. the phrase creating a rotating exhibit functions as

a. modifier describing the result of displaying artwork
b. new independent clause
c. subject of the sentence
d. unrelated fragment

  1. which sentence best combines sentences 2 and 3 for concision?

a. the center offers workshops and a gallery for local artists
b. residents attend painting, music, and sculpture workshops while the staff display artwork
c. the center provides workshops; the gallery exists
d. art workshops are offered, and artwork is displayed by staff

  1. the tone of the passage can best be described as

a. positive and informative
b. critical
c. humorous
d. neutral

  1. which transition could best begin the final sentence?

a. therefore,
b. meanwhile,
c. for instance,
d. in contrast,

Explanation:

Brief Explanations
  1. "Creating a rotating exhibit" is a gerund - phrase. Gerund - phrases can function as the subject of a sentence. It is not a modifier, an independent clause, or an unrelated fragment.
  2. Option A combines the ideas of the two sentences in the most concise way, stating that the center offers both workshops and a gallery for local artists. Other options are either wordy or do not combine the ideas as effectively.
  3. Without the passage, we assume a neutral approach. Positive and informative would require more positive language, critical would involve negative criticism, and humorous would have elements of humor. A neutral tone just presents facts.
  4. "Therefore" is used for a conclusion or result, "meanwhile" for simultaneous events, "for instance" for examples, and "in contrast" for showing differences. Without the context of the final sentence and the passage, we can't be sure, but if it's a conclusion - like statement, "Therefore" is a likely transition.

Answer:

  1. C. Subject of the sentence
  2. A. The center offers workshops and a gallery for local artists
  3. D. Neutral
  4. A. Therefore,