5. Identify the error in the following sentence: Horseshoes and four-leaf clovers, widely believed to bring luck to anyone who owns them, and rabbits' feet on keychains, as well.
A. Sentence fragment
• B. Misplaced modifier
O C. Run-on sentence
D. Dangling modifier

A rabbit's foot, in most English-speaking countries, is considered a sign of good luck when carried on or near the body.[1] Although the history of the "lucky" rabbit's foot is difficult to nail down, it is generally agrees that it became popular in America near the turn of the twentieth century. Of course, if the rabbit's foot is lucky, by extension, the converse is also true, and the absence of a rabbit's foot can bring an end to good fortunes.[2] Although it is not clear why, throughout the ages, people have had the experience that carrying various kinds of objects has seemed to bring them good luck (or in some cases bad luck). Perhaps the object is a reminder that tends to focus their thoughts and energy, and it is actually the focus that brings along the beneficial results (or deleterious results in the case of an object considered unlucky). In any case, objects like the rabbit's foot have enjoyed persistent popularity over the centuries.

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