Which sentence corrects the misplaced modifier in the original sentence: "Running quickly through the park, a squirrel darted across my path."

The correct answer to the question "Which sentence corrects the misplaced modifier in the original sentence: "Running quickly through the park, a squirrel darted across my path."" is Option B: Running quickly through the park, I saw a squirrel dart across my path..

The other options — A) A squirrel, running quickly through the park, darted across my path., C) A squirrel darted across my path while running quickly through the park., D) My path was darted across by a squirrel running quickly through the park. — are incorrect for this GED Exam Prep question. As explained above: In the original sentence, 'running quickly through the park' incorrectly modifies 'a squirrel.' Option B clarifies that 'I' was the one running, making the modifier grammatically sound.