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Explanation:

1. For sentence completion: "a simple" fits grammatically and logically to describe the white spot. For the compound sentence, "and it became" connects two independent clauses properly.
2. For correcting sentences: Fix run-ons and punctuation errors to make sentences grammatically correct.
3. For adding punctuation: Use quotation marks and commas to properly frame direct speech and separate clauses.
4. For fixing run-on: Split the quoted run-on into two clear sentences or use a conjunction.

Answer:

Completion & Compound Sentence

1. b. a simple
2. and it became

Write the sentences correctly

1. My Grandma from Naples, Italy, taught me how to make pizza now.
2. "Rolling makes dough tough, so stretch it out by hand for the crust," she said.

Add punctuation to this sentence

1. "Put the crust on a baking sheet sprinkled with cornmeal," she continued, "not flour."

Rewrite this sentence so it is not a run-on sentence

1. Her final advice was, "Keep the toppings light; don't put on too many."

Or: Her final advice was, "Keep the toppings light, and don't put on too many."