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This sentence has an error I the verb that follows a plural noun (moose). Option A uses a singular verb (is) in the place of a plural verb. Option C does not have any verb (Moose, the most important game) in the sentence. Option D uses a wrong plural form of the noun (mooses). Option D uses an auxiliary verb (have) without a main verb. Option B uses a plural verb (are) that is appropriate with the noun; hence, option B is the correct answer.

This sentence has an error by using a noun (death) in the place of an adjective (dead). Option A uses a noun form, option B uses a verb form (die), option C uses a gerund (dying) and option E uses an adverb form of the word (deadly) that are in appropriate to the context. Option D uses an adjective form (dead) that is more appropriate than the rest of the options; hence, option D is the correct answer.

This sentence has an error by using a plural verb for a singular noun. The options show that the error is not in the verb (are) but subject (noun - The chena hot spring) that should be in the form of the plural. Option A uses a singular noun to a plural verb. Option B uses a gerund (springing) that is inappropriate. Options C and E use forms (springings/ springes) that never exist. Option D uses a plural form of the noun (springs) that is correct. Option D is the correct answer.

This sentence has an error by using an inappropriate preposition. It is the only possible notion that a pipeline can run across land; there is no other possibility according to the context; so option E is the correct answer. Whereas other options use inappropriate prepositions (on/in/to/into).

This sentence has an error by lacking an article before a quantitative adjective (one and half). There are two halves in one so an indefinite article must take place before the word 'half. Option A has no article in it. Option B uses an indefinite article (an) that is used before a word that starts with vowel sound. Option C uses the definite article (the). Option E uses an incorrect form of adjective (One half). Option D uses the correct article that is used before the word (One and a half) that starts with a consonant sound as 'half; hence, it the correct answer.

This sentence has an error by using a conjunction (that) in the place of a pronoun. Option A uses a conjunction in the place of a pronoun. Option B uses a plural pronoun (these) that is used when there are something near or defined nouns nearby. Option C uses a singular pronoun (this) that cannot be applicable. Option E uses a third person plural personal pronoun (them). Option D uses the appropriate plural indefinite pronoun (those); hence option D is the correct answer.

This sentence has an error in the verb-time agreement. The whole sentence is in the present tense so a verb of past tense (were) should be changed into present tense plural verb to make the sentence correct. Option A uses a past tense plural verb (were). Option C uses a present tense singular verb (is). Option D uses a past tense singular verb (was). Option E uses an indefinite pronoun (some) in the place of a verb. Option B uses a present tense plural verb (are) that is appropriate to the sentence; hence, option B is the correct answer.

This sentence has an error by using an article in an irrelevant place. Usually before the adjectives of numbers articles are not used. Options A, B and D use articles (a/ an/ the) that are irrelevant to the context. Option E uses an indefinite pronoun (some) which also irrelevant. Option C is correct, without any article (staying there for six years) it gives a complete meaning to the sentence; hence, option C is the correct answer.

This sentence has an error in the use of preposition. 'Youth' is a common noun so the preposition 'among' must be used as option D, whereas other options use inappropriate prepositions {on/ in/ of/ between) that are irrelevant too. Option D is the correct answer.