Answer:
The sentence that works as an example of faulty parallelism is D. Kelli drove to school, went to play rehearsal, and the play was wonderful!
Explanation:
To ensure that reader's comprehension, clauses or phrases within a list or joined by conjunctions should have the same grammatical structure. Faulty parallelism occurs when there are two or more elements of a sentence that are equivalent in meaning, but are not grammatically the same. In this case, sentence D Kelli drove to school, went to play rehearsal, and the play was wonderful! contains faulty parallelism. In order to revise it, the third element of the sentence -the play was wonderful- should be turned into a past simple structure.
