Chapter 8 Review: Agreement

Friends (is / are) an older television show, but it still appears on TV often.

These apples (don't / doesn't) look good anymore.

Billy and Lynne rode (his or her / their) skateboards yesterday.

Doesn't the meals for this week look delicious?

Tides on the earth (rise / rises) according to the moon's gravitational pull.

Some tidal waves, according to this news article, (travel / travels) 500 miles per hour.

A full moon, on average, (occurs / occur) every 29.5 days.

(Doesn't / Don't) she want to play basketball with us?

When laptops break, (it / they) need to be fixed right away.

Three hours of studying for my English test (is / are) not a lot.

Someone among the local store owners (donates / donate) money to charity each year.

The baseball team (was / were) all getting into different cars.

My best friend and teammate, Andrea, (is / are) coming over for dinner later.

Nobody in our class (speak / speaks) Spanish fluently, but we all can speak a little bit.

Some of the new math teachers (supervises / supervise) after school tutoring.

Both of the salads on the menu today contains onions.

The family (was / were) deciding what to eat for their meals at the restaurant.

Francine and Jamal often plays chess after school.

Melinda or Jill will arrive early so that (she / they) can help make the meals before the party

Tidal waves in the ocean generally (does / do) not cause much interest.

Many people has complimented me on my new outfit.

Photography from lunar-orbiting vehicles (shows / show) features on the moon's surface.

The doctor and the nurse (is / are) very kind.

The scientific name for tidal waves (is / are) tsunamis.

The middle school debate team (wins / win) its tournament every year.

Index cards or a study guide (is / are) useful when preparing for a test.

Ms. Markanich enjoys teaching English.

An author should edit and revise (his or her / their) books carefully before publishing.

Each of the puppies ate the treats that we gave (it / them)

Neither pens nor pencils (is / are) needed in class when we use laptops.