HSA 2007 English Item 49print

HSA 2007 English Item 49

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Terry is writing about the War of 1812 and the origin of the national anthem, “The Star-Spangled Banner.” The draft of the first part of Terry’s essay, “Oh, Say Can You See,” requires revisions and edits. Read the draft. Then answer the following:

Which of these most effectively combines the ideas in Sentences 12 and 13 into one sentence?

  1. The poem was set to music in 1814 and became a patriotic song, and it did not become America’s national anthem until 1931.
  2. Set to music in 1814, the poem became a patriotic song, and then it did not become America’s national anthem until 1931.
  3. When the poem became a patriotic song after being set to music in 1814, it did not become America’s national anthem until 1931.
  4. Although the poem was set to music and became a patriotic song in 1814, it did not become America’s national anthem until 1931.

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