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      432–451 In which of these sentences are the descriptions placed correctly?

      432.

      1 The ruby earrings rested on the nightstand next to my bed that I wore to the dance.

      2 The ruby earrings that I wore to the dance rested on the nightstand next to my bed.

      3 The ruby earrings rested on the nightstand that I wore to the dance next to my bed.

      433.

      1 The crosstown bus filled with holiday shoppers inched slowly through heavy traffic.

      2 Filled with holiday shoppers, the crosstown bus inched slowly through heavy traffic.

      3 The crosstown bus inched slowly through heavy traffic filled with holiday shoppers.

      434.

      1 Elena only has three children, though she had hoped for a larger family.

      2 Elena has only three children, though she had hoped for a larger family.

      3 Elena has three children, though she had only hoped for a larger family.

      435.

      1 George’s scowling unnecessarily alarmed people.

      2 George’s unnecessary scowling alarmed people.

      3 George’s scowling alarmed people unnecessarily.

      436.

      1 Tracy and the cat licking fur curled up on the couch.

      2 Tracy and the cat curled up on the couch, licking fur.

      3 Licking fur, Tracy and the cat curled up on the couch.

      437.

      1 The letter said that she had won the lottery in Alice’s mailbox.

      2 The letter in Alice’s mailbox said that she had won the lottery.

      3 The letter said that in Alice’s mailbox she had won the lottery.

      438.

      1 He drove the car down the highway that he bought last year.

      2 That he bought last year, he drove the car down the highway.

      3 He drove the car that he bought last year down the highway.

      439.

      1 Although the lobby renovation is taking longer than expected, we are sure that everyone will like the new floor tiles from Greece when it reopens in September.

      2 Although the lobby renovation is taking longer than expected, we are sure that when it reopens in September, everyone will like the new floor tiles from Greece.

      3 Although the lobby renovation is taking longer than expected, when it reopens in September we are sure that everyone will like the new floor tiles from Greece.

      440.

      1 My hands, breaking into a thousand pieces, were slippery, and the dishes fell.

      2 My hands were slippery, and the dishes fell, breaking into a thousand pieces.

      3 Breaking into a thousand pieces, my hands were slippery, and the dishes fell.

      441.

      1 She almost won with 500 votes; the loser received 410.

      2 She won with almost 500 votes; the loser received 410.

      3 With almost 500 votes, she won; the loser received 410.

      442.

      1 The highway boundary, painted white, was visible even at night.

      2 Painted white, the highway boundary was visible even at night.

      3 The highway boundary was visible even at night, painted white.

      443.

      1 Because Harry is on a diet that emphasizes fruit and vegetables, he just bought ice cream once a month.

      2 Because Harry is on a diet that emphasizes fruit and vegetables, he bought just ice cream once a month.

      3 Because Harry is on a diet that emphasizes fruit and vegetables, he bought ice cream just once a month.

      444.

      1 Jack avoided the mugger who was standing still and pointing a gun, running into the woods.

      2 Running into the woods, Jack avoided the mugger who was standing still and pointing a gun.

      3 Jack, running into the woods, avoided the mugger who was standing still and pointing a gun.

      445.

      1 Eleanor told me during the class the teacher was boring.

      2 During the class, Eleanor told me the teacher was boring.

      3 Eleanor told me the teacher was boring during the class.

      446.

      1 When you’re dealing with unreasonable people, making decisions quickly causes arguments.

      2 When you’re dealing with unreasonable people, making decisions causes arguments quickly.

      3 When you’re dealing with unreasonable people, making quick decisions causes arguments.

      447.

      1 Lying asleep in the crib, the nanny checked on the child.

      2 The nanny, lying asleep in the crib, checked on the child.

      3 The nanny checked on the child lying asleep in her crib.

      448.

      1 The house Agnes once visited sold for a million dollars.

      2 The house Agnes visited sold for a million dollars once.

      3 The house Agnes visited once sold for a million dollars.

      449.

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