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Question 1: 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 2: Which sentence uses commas correctly for an introductory phrase?

To my delight, the package arrived early.
To my delight the package arrived early.
To my, delight the package arrived early.
To my delight, the package, arrived early.

Question 3: Which sentence uses a colon correctly for a list?

I need the following, pens, paper, folders.
I need the following: pens, paper, folders.
I need the following pens, paper, folders.
I need the following; pens, paper, folders.

Question 4: 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 5: Which sentence uses commas correctly for a parenthetical phrase?

My teacher, an expert in history, wrote a book.
My teacher an expert in history wrote a book.
My teacher, an expert in history wrote a book.
My teacher an expert in history, wrote a book.

Question 6: 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 7: Which sentence is best for a formal condolence letter?

Sorry for your loss, take care!
Please accept my deepest condolences for your loss.
That’s sad, hope you’re okay!
My heart goes out, stay strong!

Question 8: Which sentence is best for concluding a persuasive speech on recycling?

Recycling is nice.
Let us commit to recycling for a sustainable future.
I hope you recycle.
That’s all about recycling.

Question 9: 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 10: Which sentence uses a semicolon correctly?

I have two cats: one is fluffy, one is sleek.
I have two cats, one is fluffy, one is sleek.
I have two cats; one is fluffy, one is sleek.
I have two cats one is fluffy, one is sleek.

Question 11: Which sentence uses a semicolon correctly?

I’m tired; I need to rest.
I’m tired, I need to rest.
I’m tired I need to rest.
I’m tired: I need to rest.

Question 12: Which sentence avoids overusing adjectives?

The very beautiful, amazing, stunning view was great.
The scenic view was breathtaking.
The super awesome, cool view was nice.
The fantastic, wonderful view was good.

Question 13: Which sentence uses the correct word?

Their going hiking.
There going hiking.
They’re going hiking.
Theyre going hiking.

Question 14: Which word is spelled correctly?

Seperate
Separate
Sepparate
Seperete

Question 15: Which sentence avoids redundant descriptors?

The solution was completely effective.
The solution was effective.
The solution was truly successful.
The solution was absolutely efficient.

Question 16: Select the sentence with proper capitalization.

I traveled to paris last year.
I traveled to Paris last year.
I traveled to paris last Year.
I traveled to Paris last Year.

Question 17: Which sentence capitalizes the days of the week correctly?

The event is scheduled for wednesday.
The event is scheduled for Wednesday.
The event is scheduled for Wednesday morning.
The event is scheduled for wednesday Morning.

Question 18: Which sentence is most appropriate for summarizing a team meeting in a professional email?

We had a great meeting, lots of ideas!
The meeting covered key strategies for the upcoming quarter.
Meeting was cool, we talked about stuff.
We chatted and came up with some plans.

Question 19: 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 20: Which sentence avoids excessive modifiers?

The show was truly spectacular.
The show was spectacular.
The show was completely amazing.
The show was absolutely fantastic.

Question 21: 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 22: Which sentence has the best structure?

Quickly dancing, she the prize won.
She danced quickly and won the prize.
Dancing quick, the prize she won.
The prize, she danced quickly and won.

Question 23: Which sentence uses punctuation correctly to join clauses?

I studied all night, I passed the exam.
I studied all night I passed the exam.
I studied all night; I passed the exam.
I studied all night: I passed the exam.