COM 120 Week 1 Parallel Structure 579

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1. In the United States, the national flower is the rose, and they picked the bald eagle as the national bird. - In the United States, the national flower is the rose, and the national bird is the bald eagle. - In the United States, the national flower is the rose, and the national bird is known as the bald eagle. - No change2. Every state in the United States names an official bird, grows an official flower, and is known for an official tree.- Every state in the United States names an official bird, an official flower, and has an official tree. - Every state in the United States names an official bird, flower, and tree. - No change3. The pine is familiar, popular, and being often chosen as a state tree. - The pine is familiar, popular, and often chosen as a state tree. - The pine is familiar, popular, and more often chosen as a state tree. - No change4. The Eastern hemlock is not only the state tree of Pennsylvania but also it is a species threatened with extinction. - The Eastern hemlock is not only the state tree of Pennsylvania but also is a species threatened with extinction. - The Eastern hemlock not only is the state tree of Pennsylvania but also is a speciesthreatened with extinction. - No change5. Thousands of species of trees nationwide are killed by diseases, eaten by insects, and suffering damage pollution.- Thousands of species of trees nationwide are killed by diseases, insects, and damage from pollution. - Thousands of species of trees nationwide are killed by diseases, eating by insects, and suffering damage from pollution. - No change6. Americans should be as concerned about the potential extinction of native trees as about threats to the now protected bald eagle. - Americans should be as concerned about the potential extinction of native trees as threats to the now protected bald eagle. - Americans should be as concerned about the potential extinction of native trees as threatening the now protected bald eagle. - No change7. Calling attention to the plight of American trees, campaigning for a national tree, and to raise funds are three of the tasks recently undertaken by the National Arbor Day Foundation. - Calling attention to the plight of American trees, to campaign for a national tree, and to raise funds are three of the tasks recently undertaken by the National Arbor Day Foundation. - Calling attention to the plight of American trees, campaigning for a national tree, and raising funds are three of the tasks recently undertaken by the National Arbor Day Foundation. - No change8. Neither the United States nor did any of the states have an official tree in the country's early years. - Neither the United States had nor did any of the states have an official tree in the country's early years. - Neither the United States nor any of the states had an official tree in the country's early years. - No change9. In 2001, the National Arbor Day Foundation asked Americans to vote on a national tree and to fund a national forest. - In 2001, the National Arbor Day Foundation asked Americans to vote on a national tree and funding a national forest. - In 2001, the National Arbor Day Foundation asked Americans for a vote on a national tree and to fund a national forest.- No change10. People voted on the National Arbor Day Foundation's website and by mail for their favorite among twenty-one different trees. - People voted on the National Arbor Day Foundation's website and mailing for their favorite among twenty-one different trees. - People voting on the National Arbor Day Foundation's website and mailing for their favorite among twenty-one different trees. - No change