Question

11. Select the correctly punctuated sentence that combines the following two sentences: Kudzu is a

creeping vine. It chokes out other plants.
a. Kudzu, a creeping vine, chokes out other plants.
b. Kudzu, a creeping vine chokes out other plants.
c. Kudzu a creeping vine, chokes out other plants.
Od. Kudzu a creeping vine chokes out other plants.

Answer 1

The correct punctuated sentence that combines the two given sentences is 'Kudzu, a creeping vine, chokes out other plants.'

Step-by-step explanation:

The correct punctuated sentence that combines the two given sentences is: Kudzu, a creeping vine, chokes out other plants. The addition of commas separates the phrase 'a creeping vine' as a nonrestrictive appositive, providing additional information about kudzu. The correct punctuation helps clarify the meaning and structure of the sentence.

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