Making Them Agree
This book (contain, contains) poems by Frost.
contains
The writer of these poems are Carl Sandburg.
Writer; are - is
The audience (find, finds) their seats.
find
One of the poems (use, uses) a spider as its focus.
Singular - uses
Name one of the two "in" beverages mentioned in the book.
Aqueous Martini, Parsley Soda
Frost (have, has) a great reputation as lyric poet.
has
This son of Swedish immigrants is famous.
son; is
The class (attend, attends) the poetry reading.
attends
Another in this tradition (is, are) Walt Whitman.
Singular - is
What is the Squalor's address?
667 Dark Avenue
Readers (find, finds) his use of symbols interesting.
find
Ideas for his work arises from his travels.
Ideas; arises - arise
The class (discuss, discusses) the Pulitzer Prize among themselves.
Both of those poems (is, are) about Abraham Lincoln.
Plural - are
What knot does Violet teach her siblings? Bonus points if you can name who invented it.
Devil's Tongue - Female Finnish Pirates
Students (talk, talks) about Frost's poem "Fire and Ice."
talk
His days in Puerto Rico inspire his earliest poems.
days; inspire
The committee (award, awards) the prize each year.
awards
Few (use, uses) rhythm in such a musical way.
Plural - use
What element does Lemony Snickett say is not on the table of elements but should be?
the element of surprise
Frost's poetry (do, does) require close study.
does
Critics around the world praises his work.
Critics; praises - praise
accepts
No one (appreciate, appreciates) Whitman's poetry without effort.
Singular - appreciates
Where was the In Auction held?
Veblen Hall