which sentence contains a misplaced modifier

Question

anonymous · Answer

A.
	A girl on my track team went for a jog, and her sneakers made footprints on the path.
	
 
B.
	The girl's ponytail was blown by the wind.
	
 
C.
	Quickly, the girl ran up a hill past a grove of trees.
	
 
D.
	She jogged wearing headphones down the path on her ears.

love_ranaa · Answer

D. She jogged wearing headphones down the path on her ears.

love_ranaa · Answer

It makes it seem like the path is on her ears :/

anonymous · Answer

yeah its d

anonymous · Answer

thank you

anonymous · Answer

can you help me with my q?

anonymous · Answer

i have a few more if either of you mind to help

anonymous · Answer

sure i would be willing to help

love_ranaa · Answer

Okay

anonymous · Answer

alright

anonymous · Answer

A.
	A flip, a grind, and an ollie are all tricks that challenge this daring skater.
	
 
B.
	Occasionally, a teenager skates past our house with a wide grin and waves to us.
	
 
C.
	Many a child watches as the teenager rolls down the street.
	
 
D.
	I want to learn to be a skater like her someday.

love_ranaa · Answer

@tankipwner Do you still need help

anonymous · Answer

it has the same question

love_ranaa · Answer

I think the misplaced modifier would be in Occasionally, a teenager skates past our house with a wide grin and waves to us.

anonymous · Answer

can you please help explain to me how you got that answer because i dont understabd these at all

anonymous · Answer

'our house with a wide grin'

love_ranaa · Answer

@Alimara That phrase, because it seems like the house is smiling

anonymous · Answer

ok and is anybody having problems with this website?

anonymous · Answer

A.
	Through the air and into the catcher's mitt, her teammates watched as Trina threw her first pitch.
	
 
B.
	Then she raised her glove in the air and caught the ball.
	
 
C.
	Pitching became appealing to her after she watched the World Series.
	
 
D.
	Trina had always wanted to be a pitcher for a baseball team.

love_ranaa · Answer

It would make sense if it said Occasionally, a teenage with a wide grin skates past out house, and waves to us :)

And yes I have problem everyday

anonymous · Answer

it seems to be cutting in and out for me

anonymous · Answer

(I get occasional issues but eh) I think it would be A or C but i'm not sure what do you guys think?

anonymous · Answer

@Alimara for the last one i posted i think its A

anonymous · Answer

Hm, me to can you try to find where the issue would be?

anonymous · Answer

well technically it wouldnt be her sneakers leaving the foot print would it?

love_ranaa · Answer

I think its A too because of the phrase "Through the air and into the catcher's mitt, her teammates watched"

anonymous · Answer

ahh pellet wrong one sorry lol

anonymous · Answer

yah what @Love_Ranaa  said

anonymous · Answer

Hmm, okay so we agree that it's A?

anonymous · Answer

yes

anonymous · Answer

Which words in the sentence are an appositive phrase? 

My dog, a large collie, has been found near the park.
	
	
 
A.
	a large collie
	
 
B.
	has been found
	
 
C.
	my dog
	
 
D.
	near the park

anonymous · Answer

Also i'm gonna put down what are answers for all the questions are so far:
1. D
2. B
3. A

anonymous · Answer

So we don't lose track

anonymous · Answer

i think its B

anonymous · Answer

Do you have any other questions?

love_ranaa · Answer

An appositive is a noun or noun phrase that renames another noun right beside it.

love_ranaa · Answer

So the answer would be  A. a large collie

anonymous · Answer

ooh

anonymous · Answer

6.
 
	

Which word in the sentence is an appositive? 

Our sister Avery sang a lovely Spanish lullaby.
	
	
 
A.
	sister
	
 
B.
	lullaby
	
 
C.
	Avery
	
 
D.
	lovely

love_ranaa · Answer

C. Avery
An appositive is a noun or noun phrase that renames another noun right beside it.

anonymous · Answer

@Love_Ranaa

anonymous · Answer

negative

anonymous · Answer

Wouldn't it be sister since thats renaming her direct name?

love_ranaa · Answer

I gave everybody a medal :)

anonymous · Answer

woo medals

love_ranaa · Answer

I think it would be Avery since sister came first and Avery renames sister

anonymous · Answer

Hm, good point.

anonymous · Answer

@Love_Ranaa

anonymous · Answer

I should also point out that it isnt lullaby since 'Spanish' isn't renaming it and is more or less an ajective.

love_ranaa · Answer

True

anonymous · Answer

So it's either Sister or Avery, my guess is sister.

love_ranaa · Answer

But remember My dog, a large collie, has been found near the park. Collie is the direct name, but the answer was large collie was the appositive since dog came first

anonymous · Answer

Hmm

anonymous · Answer

Yes okay I see.

anonymous · Answer

It's probably Avery.