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Test: ACT English
Adapted from Westward Ho! by Charles Kingsley (1855)
Not that Lucy ever proceeded to any such fearful extremities. On the contrary, her boast, and her belief too, was, that she was sent into the world to make poor souls as happy as she could, by lawful means, of course, if possible, but if not—why, unlawful ones were better than none; for she "couldn't a-bear to see the poor creatures taking on; she was too, too tender-hearted." And so she was, to everyone but her husband, a tall, rabbit-faced man, a good deal older than herself.
| 1. | Choose the answer that best corrects the underlined portion of the passage. If the underlined portion is correct as written, choose "NO CHANGE." |
And so she was, to everyone except for her husband; a tall rabbit-faced man a good deal older than herself.
And so she was, to everyone but her husband being a tall rabbit-faced man a good deal older than herself.
And so she was, to everyone but her husband, a tall, rabbit-faced man, a good deal older than herself.
NO CHANGE
And so she was, to everyone except for her husband, a good deal older than herself, a tall rabbit-faced man.
