Misplaced or Dangling Modifiers

Does the following sentence contain a misplaced modifier or a dangling modifier?

I showed my dog to the vet who has fleas.

• Dangling Modifier

• Misplaced Modifier

Does the following sentence contain a misplaced modifier or a dangling modifier?

• Dangling

• Misplaced

Which of the following sentences is the most clear/correct?

• Running recklessly through the forest, the tree stump tripped Jay.

• Running recklessly through the forest, Jay tripped over the tree stump.

• Running recklessly through the forest, the stump of the tree tripped Jay.

• Running recklessly through the forest, the tree tripped.

Is the sentence below written correctly?

• Yes, the sentence is correct.

• No, the sentence has a misplaced modifier.

Where should the red modifier be placed?
Joshua and Reginald heard that there was a destructive hailstorm on the news.

• After destructive

• After heard

• After Joshua

• After was

Where should the red modifier be placed?
 
Ringing, everyone glared at the man with the cell phone.

• Before cell phone

• After everyone

• After glared

What is a dangling modifier?

• When there is no subject in the sentence that is being described (you have to add it)

• When there is the correct subject somewhere in the sentence, but not next to the modifier (you have to rearrange).

• A grammatically correct sentence

• When a semicolon is used incorrectly

Walking down the hallway, all the lockers were open.

• Misplaced modifier

• Dangling modifier

• Correct

Covered with mushrooms, sausage, and extra cheese, Morgan eagerly bit into the enormous slice of pizza.

• Misplaced modifier

• Dangling modifier

• Correct

Trevor gave a sculpture to his girlfriend that he had carved out of soap.

• Misplaced modifier

• Dangling modifier

• Correct