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

1. That could be a problem for (whoever, whomever) took the sheep this time.

   1.   ?    whoever
   2.   ?    whomever

2. Another group will get a chance to (try out, tryout) for the Titans next week.

   1.   ?    try out
   2.   ?    tryout

3. He went after it the way a (grisly, grizly, grizzly) bear might maul a (Volkswagen, Volkswagon).

   1.   ?    grisly, Volkswagen
   2.   ?    grizly, Volkswagen
   3.   ?    grizzly, Volkswagen
   4.   ?    grisly, Volkswagon
   5.   ?    grizly, Volkswagon
   6.   ?    grizzly, Volkswagon

4. "She's a Jackson County native" means:

   1.   ?    She has lived in Jackson County her whole life.
   2.   ?    She was born in Jackson County.

5. One town welcomes (its, their) tourists with a colorful sign.

   1.   ?    its
   2.   ?    their

6. Diehard Big Bend football fans (could, couldn't) care less about Halloween tonight.

   1.   ?    could
   2.   ?    couldn't

7. County ordinances would (supercede, supersede) city regulations.

   1.   ?    supercede
   2.   ?    supersede

8. It used to be that vendors had free (reign, rein) over the products they sold at FAMU home games.

   1.   ?    reign
   2.   ?    rein

9. The group, which has addressed the 35 dropped passes of last season with better effort, had a number of big plays slip through (its, it's, their) hands Saturday.

   1.   ?    its
   2.   ?    it's
   3.   ?    their

10. He still ranks 10th in single-season tackles for North Carolina with 147 in 1979, (an amount, a number) his son matched as a senior at Mount Tabor.

    1.   ?    an amount
    2.   ?    a number