Encircle the head word in the subject of each sentence, and underline the correct verb.
1. (Has, Have) the people on earth been threatened by Bakunawa?
2. Deities gifted with great beauty (exists, exist) in the world of myth.
3. Mayari, as well as Bulan, (descends, descend) from the heavens to escape being eaten by
the sea serpent.
4. (Was, Were) remains of the sea serpent found?
5. The smaller wings of the sea serpent (is, are) farther down its body.
6. There (disappears, disappear) six moons from the sky.
7. Young sheep in open spaces (is, are) often preys to wild creatures.
8. Out of the sea serpent's mouth (rolls, roll) out the last of the moons.
9. Here in the myth (comes, come) to life a deity which transforms into a frightening sea
monster.
10. The sharp wires on the monster's body, together with its blood-red tongue, (was, were)
frightening to the moons.
11. The herd (rushes, rush) in all directions to escape the sea monster.
12. (Doesn't, Don't) the news of Bakunawa's attacks frighten the people, too?