English grammar topic need and answer asap

Read the following run-on sentence:

The smell of hot dogs and suntan lotion drifted through the air fireworks crackled overhead Bob tried to discreetly shake the sand out of his swimming trunks but failed.

Which of the revisions does not correct the sentence?

◯ The smell of hot dogs and suntan lotion drifted through the air, fireworks crackled overhead. Bob tried to discreetly shake the sand out of his swimming trunks. But failed.

◯ The smell of hot dogs and suntan lotion drifted through the air. Fireworks crackled overhead. Bob tried to discreetly shake the sand out of his swimming trunks, but failed.

◯ The smell of hot dogs and suntan lotion drifted through the air, and fireworks crackled overhead; Bob tried to discreetly shake the sand out of his swimming trunks, but failed.

◯ The smell of hot dogs and suntan lotion drifted through the air, and fireworks crackled overhead. Bob tried to discreetly shake the sand out of his swimming trunks, but failed.

What does this passage reveal about Mark Twain's character?

But I was not afraid of him now; so, instead of going, I tarried, and criticized his grammar; I reformed his ferocious speeches for him, and put them into good English, calling his attention to the advantage of pure English over the bastard dialect of the Pennsylvanians collieries [cool mines] whence he was extracted.

A. He had a good command of the English language and was brave enough to stand up for the truth.

B. He was a meek boy and always tried to stay out of trouble.

C. He liked Brown and had a good opinion of him.

English grade 12

Answer these questions in full detail support your answer :

1. What does it mean to have a voice?
2. What do I think my voice is saying?
3.  What are your skills?

A man resigned today from the bureau. He was treated terribly at work. What's the name of the player? He got injured during the games at school yesterday after the resignation. The yellow bus is coming to pick up the entire family. It has been bought by the man now. It all seems like a player was injured in the leg. He had to leave the field. In all, the man seems to have won this match so easily. He left the game but it pleased his fans.

a) Join the following sentences together using the appropriate relative pronouns to form complex sentences.

b) Using practical examples, Discuss two essential questions that must be raised and two main elements that must be well elaborated on, in an academic proposal.