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Subject-Verb Agreement Quiz

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Alaska's amazing scenery and wildlife make the state worth a visit. (correct)

Alaska's amazing scenery and wildlife has made the state worth a visit.

Alaska's amazing scenery and wildlife is what makes the state worth a visit.

Alaska's amazing scenery and wildlife does make the state worth a visit.

Alaska's amazing scenery and wildlife does make the state worth a visit.

Alaska's amazing scenery and wildlife are what makes the state worth a visit.

Alaska's amazing scenery and wildlife is what makes the state worth a visit. (correct)

Alaska's amazing scenery and wildlife make the state worth a visit.

Alaska's amazing scenery and wildlife are what makes the state worth a visit. (correct)

Alaska's amazing scenery and wildlife has made the state worth a visit.

Alaska's amazing scenery and wildlife make the state worth a visit.

Alaska's amazing scenery and wildlife does make the state worth a visit.

The original sentence has a subject-verb agreement problem that needs to be corrected.
The subject-verb agreement problem arises when the subject and verb in a sentence do not agree in number (singular or plural).
Three options are provided to correct the subject-verb agreement problem in the original sentence.
One of the options incorrectly revises the subject-verb agreement problem, making it important to identify the correct revision.