Choose the sentence that best rewrites the original sentence.

The mystery won’t make sense until you’ve read the final chapter.

A. media interest in Parker’s story was not as big as it is now.

B. a lot of journalists around the world showed an interest in Parker.

C. the media were awaiting the announcement of Parker’s next record attempt.

D. there was just as much excitement about Parker’s trip as there is today.

A. are covered by ice

B. is covered by ice

C. cover in ice

D. covers in ice

A. get

B. getting

C. have got

D. having got

D. e-a-b-c-d

C. e-a-c-b-d

A. Not before the wall is painted blue she’ll hang the painting.

B. She’ll hang the painting after the wall has been painted blue.

C. She’ll hang the painting only if the wall is painted blue.

D. The wall will be painted blue then she’ll hang the painting.

a. For those who wish to visit the local market.

b. You will see the local market on your left-hand side, where you can explore and enjoy the vibrant atmosphere of fresh produce and local crafts.

c. First, exit the main entrance of the hotel and turn left onto the main street.

d. Next, walk straight ahead for about two blocks until you reach the traffic lights.

e. After that, take the first right turn and follow the road for another block.

f. Then, cross the street at the pedestrian crossing and continue walking straight.

A. a-c-d-f-e-b

B. a-c-e-f-d-b

C. c-f-e-d-b-a

D. c-a-e-d-f-b

A. Wait before the statue strikes midnight and I’ll tell you what really happened.

B. Wait during the statue striking and I’ll tell you what really happened.

C. Wait until the statue strikes midnight and I’ll tell you what really happened.

D. Wait while the statue is striking midnight and I’ll tell you what really happened.