For each question, click on the button beside the correct answer.

1. Your rusty old hubcaps have (laid, lain) around the back yard long enough, young man.

   1.   ?    laid
   2.   ?    lain

2. She has a way of (homing, honing) in on the truth.

   1.   ?    homing
   2.   ?    honing

3. He's a (likable, likeable) manager.

   1.   ?    likable
   2.   ?    likeable

4. She is very (knowledgable, knowledgeable).

   1.   ?    knowledgable
   2.   ?    knowledgeable

5. He has a (sizable, sizeable) bank account.

   1.   ?    sizable
   2.   ?    sizeable

6. Give the pie to (whoever, whomever) wants it.

   1.   ?    whoever
   2.   ?    whomever

7. We don't have a written contract, but we have (an oral one, a verbal one).

   1.   ?    an oral one
   2.   ?    a verbal one

8. The chance to go to Charlotte allowed (he, him) and wife Linda to get closer to their families.

   1.   ?    he
   2.   ?    him

9. That development has contributed to sewage spills that Leon County says (threaten, threatens) the Ochlockonee River.

   1.   ?    threaten
   2.   ?    threatens

10. "He‚s a (trooper, trouper, grouper), so he wants to be there," she said of the FSU receiver who broke his right leg.

    1.   ?    trooper
    2.   ?    trouper
    3.   ?    grouper