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Question 1: Which sentence uses a colon correctly for emphasis?

I have one goal, success.
I have one goal: success.
I have one goal success.
I have one goal; success.

Question 2: Which sentence uses the correct pronoun case?

The gift was given to she and I.
The gift was given to her and me.
The gift was given to her and I.
The gift was given to she and me.

Question 3: Which sentence avoids redundancy?

The meeting is at 9 AM in the morning.
The meeting is at 9 AM.
The meeting is at 9 AM today.
The meeting is at 9 in the morning.

Question 4: Which sentence avoids redundant adjectives?

The novel is uniquely creative.
The novel is creative.
The novel is completely creative.
The novel is absolutely innovative.

Question 5: Which sentence avoids unnecessary repetition?

The event starts at 7 PM in the evening.
The event starts at 7 PM.
The event starts at 7 PM tonight.
The event starts at 7 in the evening.

Question 6: Which sentence is most appropriate for a formal job application email?

I’m super excited to apply for this job!
I am writing to apply for the position advertised.
This job looks awesome, count me in!
Hey, I’d love to work with you guys!

Question 7: Which sentence is best for a formal follow-up email after a job interview?

Hey, any updates on the job?
Thank you for the interview; I look forward to your feedback.
What’s the status on my application?
Yo, did I get the job?

Question 8: 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 9: 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 10: 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 11: Which sentence uses commas correctly for an introductory phrase?

Surprisingly, the event was a success.
Surprisingly the event was a success.
Surprisingly, the event, was a success.
Surprisingly the event, was a success.

Question 12: Which sentence uses quotation marks correctly for dialogue?

She said, I’m tired.
She said “I’m tired.”
She said, “I’m tired.”
She said: I’m tired.

Question 13: Which word is spelled correctly?

Occurence
Occurrence
Ocurrance
Occurrance

Question 14: What is the best way to structure a persuasive essay’s opening?

Just start writing anything.
Provide a clear thesis statement.
List random facts.
Write a long story first.

Question 15: Which sentence uses parentheses correctly?

The event (on Friday) is sold out.
The event on Friday is sold out.
The event (on Friday is sold out).
The event on Friday (is sold out.)

Question 16: Which sentence avoids redundancy?

The class starts at 8 AM in the morning.
The class starts at 8 AM.
The class starts at 8 AM today.
The class starts at 8 in the morning.

Question 17: Which word is spelled correctly?

Judgement
Judgment
Judjemant
Judgmant

Question 18: Which sentence uses parentheses correctly for clarification?

The meeting (tomorrow) is at 10 a.m.
The meeting tomorrow is at 10 a.m.
The meeting (tomorrow is at 10 a.m.).
The meeting tomorrow (is at 10 a.m.).

Question 19: Which sentence uses a clear topic sentence for a paragraph?

Things are nice.
Social media impacts communication significantly.
I like social media.
Social media is cool.

Question 20: Which sentence uses consistent verb tense for a narrative?

She walked to the park and sees a bird.
She walked to the park and saw a bird.
She walks to the park and saw a bird.
She walked to the park and will see a bird.

Question 21: Which sentence uses commas correctly for a series?

I bought apples, oranges, and bananas.
I bought apples oranges and bananas.
I bought apples, oranges and bananas.
I bought apples, oranges, bananas.