ACT Subject/Verb Agreement

The jury, after many hours of deliberation, (has/have) finally reached a verdict.

Politics (is/are) a topic that often divides people.

The quality of these photographs (appears/appear) to be exceptional.

Three-quarters of the cake (has/have) already been eaten.

Neither the students nor the teacher (want/wants) to reschedule the exam.

Each of the candidates (present/presents) compelling arguments for their position.

Every one of the paintings (need/needs) to be restored before the exhibition.

Mathematics, along with science and literature, (form/forms) the core curriculum.

None of the explanations (make/makes) sense to me.

The team of researchers (is/are) conducting groundbreaking experiments.

Not only the students but also the professor (was/were) impressed by the presentation.

The group of tourists (enjoy/enjoys) visiting historical landmarks.

Either my sisters or my brother (is/are) going to help with the move.

The collection of rare books and manuscripts (is/are) being moved to a new facility.

Everyone in the theater, including the performers and stagehands, (was/were) evacuated during the fire alarm.