Pick out the correct sentence(s) from the following. Choose correct alternative.
(I) This is a worth seeing play.
(II) This play is worth seeing.

The correct answer is Option B (Only (II) is correct).

Key Points:
• The phrase 'worth seeing' acts as a predicative adjective phrase.
• Unlike typical attributive adjectives that are placed directly before the noun they modify (e.g., 'a beautiful play'), phrases beginning with 'worth' are normally placed after the noun they modify.
• Therefore, 'This play is worth seeing' is correct, whereas 'a worth seeing play' sounds awkward and is grammatically incorrect in standard English syntax. Option 2 is correct.
• Key Takeaway: Adjective phrases containing 'worth' (like worth seeing, worth reading) are placed after the noun, not before it.