Mixed practice test 2, Grades 6–8 — question 22 of 24
Read the essay. Then answer the questions.
Our Street Needs a Protected Bike Lane
- Every morning, dozens of students ride their bikes to Jefferson Middle School along Grove Avenue.
- The street is wider than most in our town, but cars travel quickly on it, and the bike lane is only a painted line.
- Not long ago, a seventh grader was knocked off her bike by a car that turned without signaling.
- Fortunately, she was not seriously hurt, but many parents have stopped letting their children ride.
- A protected bike lane, which uses curbs or posts to separate bikes from traffic, would make the trip more safer.
- Cities that have built these lanes often see more people choose to ride.
- Some business owners worry that they will lose parking spaces in front of their shops.
- However, a bike takes up far less space than a car, so one parking space can hold several bike racks.
- Our student council has wrote a letter to the city council asking for a protected lane on Grove Avenue.
- If you agree, please sign it before the end of the month.
Choose the best answer.
Which sentence uses the wrong form of a verb?
You can move on without answering. Unanswered questions are counted as wrong.