ABEKA GRAMMAR AND COMPOSITION IV QUIZ 3

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Americans traveling to Europe often visit the cities of Paris France London England and Rome Italy

Americans traveling to Europe often visit the cities of Paris, France, London, England; and Rome, Italy.

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The Mona Lisa Leonardo da Vinci's famous painting of a half smiling woman hangs in the Louvre in Paris

The _Mona Lisa_, Leonardo da Vinci's famous painting of a half-smiling woman, hangs in the Louvre in Paris.

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The Hunchback of Notre Dame is a novel set in Paris it's about the bell-ringer at Paris's famous cathedral

_The Hunchback of Notre Dame_ is a novel set in Paris; it's about the bell-ringer at Paris's famous cathedral.

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Within twenty four hours of arriving in Paris I visited the following places the Eiffel Tower the Palace of Versailles and the Louvre

Within twenty-four hours of arriving in Paris, I visited the following places: the Eiffel Tower, the Palace of Versailles, and the Louvre.

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Allen can you believe that a two thirds majority of the people in our tour group ordered American food at the French restaurant where we stopped for lunch

Allen, can you believe that a two-thirds majority of the people in our tour group ordered American food at the French restaurant where we stopped for lunch?

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The Ponte de Arts or Arts Bridge was built in 1803 it was the first iron bridge constructed in Paris and has always been reserved for pedestrian traffic

The Ponte de Arts, or Arts bridge, was built in 1803; it was the first iron bridge constructed in Pairs and has always been reserved for the pedestrian traffic.

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The balcony of the Hôtel de Ville is the place where the French leaders Louis XVI Louis-Philippe and Charles de Gaulle each stood to address the people

The balcony of the Hôtel de Ville is the place where the French leaders Louis XVI, Louis-Philippe, and Charles de Gaulle each stood to address the people.

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Maria wasn't Louis XVI the king who declared "L'etat c'est moi," or "I am the state"

Maria, wasn't Louis XVI the king who declared "_L'etat c'est moi," or "I am the state"?

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No that was Louis XIV the Sun King Louis XVI is the king who helped the American colonies in their fight for independence

No, the was Louis XIV, the Sun King; Louis XVI is the king who helped the American colonies in their fight for independence.

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In Louisville Kentucky a city named in honor of Louis XVI a large statue of the king stands in front of a government building

In Louisville, Kentucky, a city named in honor of Louis XVI, a large statue of the king stands in front of a government building.