For each question, click on the button beside the correct answer.

1. He finished in eighth place at the (reknowned, renowned, renown) World Speedskating Tour team competition.

   1.   ?    reknowned
   2.   ?    renowned
   3.   ?    renown

2. The (climactic, climatic) phase of the Iraq crisis opened Monday as the United States, Britain and Spain introduced a brief, blunt resolution to the United Nations.

   1.   ?    climactic
   2.   ?    climatic

3. Tallahassee voters today will decide (who, whom) their next leadership mayor will be.

   1.   ?    who
   2.   ?    whom

4. It's shocking to hear such a dire (prophecy, prophesy) from Swain.

   1.   ?    prophecy
   2.   ?    prophesy

5. She also argued that (disbursing, dispersing) blacks into mostly white districts could make it easier for liberal Democrats to compete with conservative Republicans.

   1.   ?    disbursing
   2.   ?    dispersing

6. Does anyone still think the Macarena, Ricky Martin or the Sally Jessy Raphael show (featuring a cameo from the bespectacled star) (are, is) in anymore?

   1.   ?    are
   2.   ?    is

7. The success of "Joe Millionaire," "American Idol," "Survivor," "The Bachelor" and "Fear Factor" (has, have) created the impression that an unscripted program can flatten any competition coming its way.

   1.   ?    has
   2.   ?    have

8. Wilson, along with fellow fleet division employee Harold Richardson and ex-Car Quest employee Garrett Ponder, (was, were) indicted in December.

   1.   ?    was
   2.   ?    were

9. SAIL High's recent stamp of approval from an accrediting organization and its recognition in a state magazine (has, have) given it something to boast about.

   1.   ?    has
   2.   ?    have

10. The testing period for the reading, math and science components of the exam (conclude, concludes) on March 14.

    1.   ?    conclude
    2.   ?    concludes