Subject-Verb core sentence 05

Each of them (has, have) a deep understanding.
1. each has
2. (they) have
They each (has, have) a deep understanding.
1. each has
2. they have
Neither of them (has, have) a deep understanding.
1. neither has
2. (they) have
Neither the governor nor the Rockettes (has, have) a deep understanding.
1. neither has
2. (they) have
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. the Macarena, Ricky Martin and Sally Jessee Raphael are
2. show is
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. success has
2. the shows have
Wilson, along with fellow fleet division employee Harold Richardson and ex-Car Quest employee Garrett Ponder, (was, were) indicted in December.
1. Wilson was
2. (they) were
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. recognition has
2. stamp and recognition have
The testing period for the reading, math and science components of the exam (conclude, concludes) on March 14.
1. components conclude
2. period concludes
Newspaper advertising is another of the professional services that (has, have) never been subject to sales tax.
1. advertising has
2. services have