COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) -- A 106-year-old central Ohio woman who completed classes but didn't graduate in a dispute over a book has received her high school diploma.
The News Journal in Mansfield reports the Mount Vernon superintendent presented Reba Williams with the diploma Wednesday at her apartment in Columbus. She even got to wear a traditional graduation cap brought by the retired Mount Vernon English teacher who urged the school board to award the diploma.
Williams has said she completed high school in Mount Vernon but was denied her diploma because she refused to read a final book assigned by a teacher. She'd read the book once and didn't want to read it again.
Williams says she hopes current students realize that learning is important and that they probably shouldn't follow her example.
The following sentence contains either a single error or no error at all. If the sentence contains an error, select the one underlined part that must be changed to make the sentence correct. If the sentence contains no error, select choice E.
| Every day, millions of tiny stony bits | falling | quietly into the |
| A |
| atmosphere, burning briefly | as | meteors, and leaving | behind | a |
| B | C |
| vaporized residue that filters | slowly | to Earth. | No error | |
| D | E |
