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Question 1: 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 2: 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 3: 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 4: 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 5: Which sentence is best for a professional thank-you email?

Thanks a bunch!
I sincerely appreciate your support.
Cool, thanks!
You’re awesome!

Question 6: 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 7: Which sentence is best for a formal invitation to a corporate event?

Come join our awesome event!
We cordially invite you to our corporate event.
Hey, you should come to our event!
Party at our place, be there!

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

To my surprise, the room was empty.
To my surprise the room was empty.
To my, surprise the room was empty.
To my surprise, the room, was empty.

Question 9: Which sentence is spelled correctly?

The occassion was memorable.
The occasion was memorable.
The ocassion was memorable.
The occasoin was memorable.

Question 10: Which sentence is punctuated correctly?

I have a cat it’s playful.
I have a cat, it’s playful.
I have a cat; it’s playful.
I have a cat it’s playful

Question 11: Which sentence is best for a persuasive essay?

This is a cool idea.
This approach is highly effective.
I think this is good.
It’s kinda nice.

Question 12: Which sentence uses consistent verb tense in a narrative?

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

Question 13: Which sentence uses parallel structure correctly?

She enjoys swimming, hiking, and to paint.
She enjoys swimming, hiking, and painting.
She enjoys to swim, hike, and painting.
She enjoys swimming, to hike, and paint.

Question 14: Which sentence is best for opening a personal statement for a scholarship application?

I really want this scholarship.
My passion for learning drives my academic and career goals.
This is my application.
I need money for school.

Question 15: Which sentence avoids redundant intensifiers?

The plan is completely flawless.
The plan is flawless.
The plan is absolutely perfect.
The plan is truly ideal.

Question 16: 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 17: Which sentence correctly uses the subjunctive mood?

If I was rich, I would travel the world.
If I were rich, I would travel the world.
If I am rich, I will travel the world.
If I be rich, I travel the world.

Question 18: Which sentence is free of unnecessary repetition?

The outcome was entirely successful and positive.
The outcome was successful.
The outcome was completely successful in every way.
The outcome was absolutely successful and triumphant.

Question 19: Which sentence uses correct punctuation for a formal letter?

Dear Sir. I am writing to inquire.
Dear Sir, I am writing to inquire.
Dear Sir I am writing to inquire
Dear, Sir, I am writing to inquire

Question 20: 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 21: 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.

Question 22: Which word is spelled correctly?

Judgement
Judgment
Judjemant
Judgmant

Question 23: Which sentence uses punctuation correctly for independent clauses?

The store is open, it closes at 9 p.m.
The store is open; it closes at 9 p.m.
The store is open it closes at 9 p.m.
The store is open: it closes at 9 p.m.