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 The sentence “If you don’t have what you need, you can buy it before you go” (l. 28 – 29) is a conditional. Grammarians divide conditional sentences into 4 types, from “zero” to “third”. Mark the alternative with the same conditional type as the example.
Consider the highlighted words “packing list” on line 18 as an example of a structure with gerund, and mark an alternative with the same structure.
The words in bold “these” (l. 09), “who” (l. 12), and “these” (l. 14) are referring to, respectively:
Annalise the following statements about the blanks in item 5 (l. 24 – 27) and mark T, if true, or F, if false.

( ) Blank 1 should be filled with “much” because it is related to “personal hygiene”, which is uncountable.
( ) Blank 2 should be filled with “many” because it is related to “items”, which is countable.
( ) Blank 3 should be filled with “much” because it is related to “purchase”, which is uncountable.

The correct order of filling the parentheses, from top to bottom, is:
Mark the alternative which correctly fills the blanks in paragraph one with the verb “be”: