A controversial book may be banned from schools because

people disagree about the ideas in it.
it does not follow the lesson plan.
it contains opinions instead of facts.

The author’s bias is evident in this article because he

wants readers to support the parents’ viewpoints.
uses words that make teenagers seem like criminals.
does not tell about both sides of the issue equally.
believes teenagers should have curfews.

The teenagers in this article believe that

curfews are the only way to control teen violence.
teen curfews are unfair and unconstitutional.
all teens should get jobs.
only certain teens should have curfews.

What is the correct possessive form of the phrase in parentheses?

I can’t wait to go to (the class of Mr. Smith) in conversational French.

Mr. Smith's
Mr. Smiths'
Mr. Smiths
Mr. Smiths's

1. A

2.C
3.B
4. A
~ source.. I did this yesterday (:

1. Right

2., 3. I haven't read this unknown article.
4. Right.

1.)1

2.)3
3.)2
4.)1

The correct possessive form of the phrase "the class of Mr. Smith" in parentheses is "Mr. Smith's."