Question

Identify the option that has the best order of words:
I took a class to observe the plants in the garden, which has thirty girls and boys.

• A. I took a class, which has thirty girls and boys, to observe the plants in the garden.
• B. I took a class to observe the plants, which has thirty girls and boys, in the garden.
• C. Which has thirty girls and boys, I took a class to observe the plants in the garden.
• D. To observe the plants in the garden, which has thirty girls and boys, I took a class.

Answer 1

The correct option is A I took a class, which has thirty girls and boys, to observe the plants in the garden.

Option A is correct as the sentence has the logical order of words. The thirty girls and boys refers to the class, hence it is in order. Option B is incorrect the modifier reads as the plants had thirty girls and boys. Option C is incorrect as the sentence cannot begin with the extra information of 'thirty girls and boys'. Option D is incorrect as the sentence reads as though the garden had thirty girls and boys. Hence Choice A is correct.