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Question 1: Which sentence avoids unnecessary repetition?

The event starts at 7 p.m. in the evening.
The event starts at 7 p.m.
The event begins at 7 p.m. at night.
The event is at 7 in the evening p.m.

Question 2: Which sentence uses proper capitalization for titles?

The mayor and the governor met today.
The Mayor and the Governor met today.
The mayor and the Governor met today.
The Mayor and the governor met today.

Question 3: Which word is spelled correctly?

Weird
Wierd
Weard
Wierde

Question 4: Which word is spelled correctly?

Existance
Exsistence
Existence
Existense

Question 5: Which opening sentence is most effective for a formal proposal letter?

Here’s why our plan is awesome!
We are pleased to submit our proposal for your consideration.
This proposal is gonna rock your world!
Let’s talk about our great idea!

Question 6: Which sentence capitalizes landmarks correctly?

I saw the statue of liberty.
I saw the Statue of Liberty.
I saw the Statue of liberty.
I saw the statue of Liberty.

Question 7: Which sentence uses commas correctly for a nonrestrictive clause?

My sister who lives in Paris is a chef.
My sister, who lives in Paris, is a chef.
My sister who lives in Paris, is a chef.
My sister, who lives in Paris is a chef.

Question 8: Which sentence uses commas correctly in a compound sentence?

I wanted to attend the concert but, I had to finish my work.
I wanted to attend the concert, but I had to finish my work.
I wanted to attend the concert but I had to finish my work.
I wanted to attend the concert, but, I had to finish my work.

Question 9: Which sentence capitalizes geographic names correctly?

I traveled to paris, france.
I traveled to Paris, France.
I traveled to Paris, france.
I traveled to paris, France.

Question 10: Which sentence uses a dash correctly for additional information?

My dog, a golden retriever, loves to play.
My dog—a golden retriever—loves to play.
My dog: a golden retriever loves to play.
My dog a golden retriever—loves to play.

Question 11: Which sentence best summarizes a report on sustainable farming?

Farming is fun.
Sustainable farming promotes environmental health and resource conservation.
I like growing vegetables.
Farming is hard work.

Question 12: Which sentence avoids a dangling modifier?

Walking to school, the rain soaked her.
While she was walking to school, the rain soaked her.
The rain soaked her, walking to school.
Walking to school, she was soaked by rain.

Question 13: Which sentence is best for an academic essay?

This idea is totally great.
This concept is highly effective.
This thing works awesome.
I love this idea!

Question 14: Which sentence is best for a formal invitation to a corporate event?

Come to our event, it’ll be great!
We cordially invite you to our annual corporate event.
Join us for a fun corporate bash!
Hey, you should swing by our event!

Question 15: Which sentence is most appropriate for a formal resignation letter?

I’m outta here, thanks!
I am writing to formally submit my resignation.
I’m done with this job!
See ya, I’m leaving!

Question 16: Which sentence uses a hyphen correctly in a compound adjective?

The high quality product sold out.
The high-quality product sold out.
The high quality-product sold out.
The highquality product sold out.

Question 17: Which word is spelled correctly?

Relevent
Relevant
Relavent
Relevint

Question 18: Which sentence is most appropriate for summarizing findings in an academic paper?

We found some cool stuff in our research.
Our research reveals significant insights into the topic.
Here’s what we figured out from the study.
The study gave us some neat results.

Question 19: Which sentence uses the correct word?

Their going to the concert.
There going to the concert.
They’re going to the concert.
Theyre going to the concert.

Question 20: Which sentence uses proper grammar for a formal report?

The data show improvement.
The data shows improvement.
The data is showing improvement.
The data are show improvement.

Question 21: Which sentence uses the correct subject-verb agreement?

The team were practicing daily.
The team is practicing daily.
The team are practicing daily.
The team practicing daily.

Question 22: Which sentence uses a semicolon correctly?

The sun set slowly; the sky turned orange.
The sun set slowly, the sky turned orange.
The sun set slowly the sky turned orange.
The sun set slowly: the sky turned orange.

Question 23: Which word is spelled correctly?

Cemetary
Cemetery
Cematery
Cemitery

Question 24: Which sentence best introduces a paragraph about environmental conservation?

Let’s talk about something else.
Protecting our planet is crucial for future generations.
I like hiking in nature.
Conservation is boring.