Which sentence uses a verb that agrees with its subject?

A.
Paintings of fruit appears in every museum I have visited.

B.
The new coaches of the volleyball team are Ms. Wilson and Mr. Campbell.

C.
A stack of notecards were on Jacob's desk.

D.
The food for tomorrow's picnic are in the cooler.

Question

Which sentence uses a verb that agrees with its subject?	
 
 A.
Paintings of fruit appears in every museum I have visited.
 
 B.
The new coaches of the volleyball team are Ms. Wilson and Mr. Campbell.
 
 C.
A stack of notecards were on Jacob's desk.
 
 D.
The food for tomorrow's picnic are in the cooler.

anonymous · Answer

What do you think the answer is?

anonymous · Answer

if you read them all out loud and figure the grammar mistakes

anonymous · Answer

what is a verb?

anonymous · Answer

so basically, if that didnt really help, a verb is the action word of the sentence

anonymous · Answer

Let's look at A. 

"Paintings of fruit appears in every museum I've visited" 

do you think that could be the correct answer?

anonymous · Answer

appears would be the action word of the sentence but it does not agree with its subject