Which revision correctly clarifies the meaning of the following sentence, which contains a dangling modifier? "Walking through the park, the old oak tree's branches swayed in the breeze."

The correct answer to the question "Which revision correctly clarifies the meaning of the following sentence, which contains a dangling modifier? "Walking through the park, the old oak tree's branches swayed in the breeze."" is Option B: As I walked through the park, the old oak tree's branches swayed in the breeze..

The other options — A) Walking through the park, the branches of the old oak tree swayed in the breeze., C) The old oak tree's branches swayed in the breeze, walking through the park., D) The branches swayed in the breeze, walking through the park, from the old oak tree. — are incorrect for this GED Exam Prep question. As explained above: The original sentence implies the branches were 'walking.' Option B correctly identifies 'I' as the subject performing the action of 'walking,' clarifying that a person, not the tree, was moving thro…