Directions: Choose the sentence that is incorrect in spellings/grammar.

(1) Henry's manner was just right; it had that touch of diffidence that was disarming. (2) She came, ferreted me out and gave me her commands. (3) If a pianist says that he doesn't know Mozart, it is a disingenous statement. (4) For hundreds of millions, cricket is more than a game; it's a national obsession.