1. identify the incorrectly punctuated sentence. (1 point)
gary is going to take pictures at the park and at the zoo.
jennifer is going with him, but she does not have any film.
she wants to buy film, and chewing gum.
they will photograph monkeys, lions, and flamingos.
2. identify the incorrectly punctuated sentence. (1 point)
reesa is wearing a dark, green sweater.
around the collar are tiny white pearls.
the sweater has six shiny buttons.
she discovered the sweater in a cold, musty closet.

The incorrectly punctuated sentence is: She wants to buy film, and chewing gum. This sentence is incorrect because there should be no comma after the word film. A comma could be used if there were two independent clauses: She wants to buy film, and she wants to buy chewing gum. A comma could also be used if there were three objects she wanted to buy: She wants to buy film, chips, and chewing gum. However, there is no need to add a comma for the sentence as it is currently written. The next incorrectly punctuated sentence is: Reesa is wearing a dark, green sweater. This sentence is incorrect because there should be no comma after the word dark. The adjective "dark" is telling more about the color "green" -- it is a dark green sweater. Therefore, no comma is necessary.

Yes, just because one had a disability doesn't change the meaning of the word. they would most likely have an (whatever language) sign language to sign what's going on. it would be the same even if he was blind.