Which sentence uses a verb that agrees with its compound subject?

A.
In several restaurants, menus and daily specials has allergy warnings on them.

B.
Neither wool mittens nor a scarf are warm enough without the addition of lined boots.

C.
This bread and that cereal are made from wheat.

D.
Neither charm nor apologies excuses bad behavior.

Question

Which sentence uses a verb that agrees with its compound subject?	
 
 A.
In several restaurants, menus and daily specials has allergy warnings on them.
 
 B.
Neither wool mittens nor a scarf are warm enough without the addition of lined boots.
 
 C.
This bread and that cereal are made from wheat.
 
 D.
Neither charm nor apologies excuses bad behavior.

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carra.scott · Answer

D.
Neither charm nor apologies excuses bad behavior.
I think...

anonymous · Answer

D. When a sentence contains Neither/Either the subjects is considered as singular, so you will also use a singular verb. "Neither charm nor apologies excuses bad behavior". The verb used is "excuses" which agrees to the singular subject.

anonymous · Answer

B I would say because everything else feels like if I said that our loud to anyone I would be corrected =) 
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