Word Usage 20

Where should "not only" go in the following sentence?
_________________ but also the details of FSU's offense.
1. Amato not only has an advantage in knowing FSU's defense
2. Amato has an advantage not only in knowing in FSU's defense
3. Amato has an advantage in not only knowing FSU's defense
4. Amato has an advantage in knowing not only FSU's defense
She plans to (only apply, apply only) to technical schools.
1. only apply
2. apply only
She (not only determined, determined not only) who used what space but also signed vendor agreements.
1. not only determined
2. determined not only
He could play drums (with both, both with) raw power and amazing finesse.
1. with both
2. both with
(Either you, You either) like him or you don't.
1. Either you
2. You either
She (only allows her dogs, allows her dogs only) on the bare floors, not on the rugs.
1. only allows her dogs
2. allows her dogs only
This petty power play is (not only a slap at, a slap at not only) FSU but also the state capital.
1. not only a slap at
2. a slap at not only
He kept the letter in his scrapbook. He thought about (crumbling, crumpling) it up, but he wanted to keep it as a reminder and a motivator.
1. crumbling
2. crumpling
Lamont Gray was hired as an academic (adviser, advisor).
1. adviser
2. advisor
He joined the company shortly after its (startup, start-up, start up).
1. startup
2. start-up
3. start up