Choose the answer that is the most effective substitute for the underlined portion of the sentence.

If no substitution is necessary, choose Leave as is. 1. The Alaskan rivers are clear and sparkling in summer however, they are frozen in winter. a. in summer, however they are frozen in winter. b. in summer; however, they are frozen in winter. c. summer: however they are frozen in winter. d. Leave as is. 2. Derek was refreshed after spending the week at the beautiful blue ocean, he hoped he could come back the next year. a. ocean; he hoped b. ocean and he hoped c. ocean consequently he hoped d. Leave as is. 3. Walking and to jog and to cycle are activities many people can enjoy. a. To walk, and jogging and cycle b. To walk, to jog, and cycling c. Walking, jogging, and cycling d. Leave as is. 4. While Sarah visited with Sam: she finished her science project. a. with Sam. She finished b. with Sam; she finished c. with Sam, she finished d. Leave as is. 5. My sister a high school freshmen, is trying out for the school play. a. sister, a high school freshmen, b. sister: a high school freshmen c. sister a high school freshmen d. Leave as is. 6. Mr. Forbes needs the following items for his cooking class flour, salt, and a variety of spices. a. cooking class: flour, salt, and a variety of spices. b. cooking class; flour, salt, and a variety of spices. c. cooking class, flour, salt, and a variety of spices. d. Leave as is.