What does the word, “stanza” mean?
A. A stanza is a division of a poem consisting of a series of lines.
B. A stanza is a synonym for a paragraph in prose.
C. A stanza refers to a single line in a poem.
D. A stanza is a type of musical composition.
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A. studied; will prepare
B. study; will prepare
C. studied; prepare
D. studies; will prepare
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Which sentence is correct?
A. The book that John bought is on the table over there.
B. The book that bought John is on the table over there.
C. The book that is on the table over there John bought.
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A. has promised
B. have promise
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They ___ the car on Sunday morning.
A. clean
B. cleaned
C. cleaning
D. cleans