Take a look at the sentence again:
After a long day of mowing lawns, Kevin was truly exhausted. He
sat slumped in his chair, and even if you
had put a handful of scorpions down his
shirt, he would not have rose to shake them
out.
The third verb, would have rose, is incorrect. [Not is an adverb and not officially part of the verb]. This verb requires the past participle risen because of the auxiliary verbs would and have. Rise is an irregular verb; the chart below shows its forms.
| Verb | Simple Present | Simple Past | Past Participle |
| rise | rise(s) | rose | risen |
Had put, the verb you chose, is perfectly correct. Before you continue, review the rules for irregular verbs.
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