Define the errors

1. When the policeman asks for my car registration, I always have it handy; I A am believing in being prepared. No error. B C D 2. After only a week, the new Parts Department clerk could check inventory A B faster than anyone else. Because she had memorized a hundred code numbers. C No error. D 3. During his career, which ended two years ago, he gave more than five hundred A B performances. Now he teaches music. No error. C D 4. Liz, like many people who do not own a car, has difficulty carrying her groceries A B C back to her apartment. No error. D 5. We are counting on each team that goes to the tournament to do their best on the A B C court. No error. D 6. It's no wonder that George and him failed physics; both devoted all their time to A B sports, not schoolwork. No error. D 7. As a boy, he learned from his father how to chop wood with an ax. Later, this prov B A to be an useful skill. No error. C D 8. Whenever a dust storm blew in, people drug all their porch furniture inside and A B drove the horses and cows into the barn. No error. D C