Question 1

Which sentence uses correct capitalization?

Accepted Answer

A)  She and I were students in the online business program at DeVry university. 
B)  she and i were students in the online business program at DeVry University. 
C)  ​She and I were students in the online business program at DeVry University. 
A)  She and I were students in the online business program at DeVry university. 
B)  she and i were students in the online business program at DeVry University. 
C)  ​She and I were students in the online business program at DeVry University. C

Question 2

He removed the ---- change from his pocket before walking through airport security.

Accepted Answer

A)  loose 
B)  lose 
A)  loose 
B)  lose A

Question 3

Professor Carlson gave all students an opportunity to take a ------ exam.

Accepted Answer

A)  ​make-up 
B)  ​make up 
C)  ​makeup 
A)  ​make-up 
B)  ​make up 
C)  ​makeup C

Question 4

Which sentence expresses numbers correctly?

Accepted Answer

A)  We anticipate that nearly 1,200,000 individuals will visit our website this year. 
B)  We anticipate that nearly one point two million individuals will visit our website this year. 
C)  ​We anticipate that nearly 1.2 million individuals will visit our website this year. 
A)  We anticipate that nearly 1,200,000 individuals will visit our website this year. 
B)  We anticipate that nearly one point two million individuals will visit our website this year. 
C)  ​We anticipate that nearly 1.2 million individuals will visit our website this year.

Question 5

Which sentence uses correct capitalization?

Accepted Answer

A)  Although First National Bank stamped insufficient funds on the check, the customer insisted that the bank was in error. 
B)  Although First National Bank stamped Insufficient Funds on the check, the customer insisted that the bank was in error. 
C)  ​Although First National Bank stamped Insufficient funds on the check, the customer insisted that the bank was in error. 
A)  Although First National Bank stamped insufficient funds on the check, the customer insisted that the bank was in error. 
B)  Although First National Bank stamped Insufficient Funds on the check, the customer insisted that the bank was in error. 
C)  ​Although First National Bank stamped Insufficient funds on the check, the customer insisted that the bank was in error.

Question 6

Which sentence expresses numbers correctly?

Accepted Answer

A)  Because the reception starts at five p.m., I will need to leave work early. 
B)  Because the reception starts at 5 p.m., I will need to leave work early. 
C)  ​Because the reception starts at 5:00 p.m., I will need to leave work early. 
A)  Because the reception starts at five p.m., I will need to leave work early. 
B)  Because the reception starts at 5 p.m., I will need to leave work early. 
C)  ​Because the reception starts at 5:00 p.m., I will need to leave work early.

Question 7

Our records indicate that you owe ----.

Accepted Answer

A)  $1,236 
B)  $1,236 dollars 
C)  1,236 dollars 
A)  $1,236 
B)  $1,236 dollars 
C)  1,236 dollars

Question 8

Which sentence uses correct capitalization?

Accepted Answer

A)  The late president Reagan was well-known for his love of jelly beans. 
B)  The Late President Reagan was well-known for his love of jelly beans. 
C)  ​The late President Reagan was well-known for his love of jelly beans. 
A)  The late president Reagan was well-known for his love of jelly beans. 
B)  The Late President Reagan was well-known for his love of jelly beans. 
C)  ​The late President Reagan was well-known for his love of jelly beans.

Question 9

Which sentence expresses numbers correctly?

Accepted Answer

A)  ​Traffic cameras have been installed at the intersection of 12th Avenue and Fifth Street. 
B)  Traffic cameras have been installed at the intersection of Twelfth Avenue and Fifth Street. 
C)  ​Traffic cameras have been installed at the intersection of 12th Avenue and 5th Street. 
A)  ​Traffic cameras have been installed at the intersection of 12th Avenue and Fifth Street. 
B)  Traffic cameras have been installed at the intersection of Twelfth Avenue and Fifth Street. 
C)  ​Traffic cameras have been installed at the intersection of 12th Avenue and 5th Street.

Question 10

Which sentence uses correct capitalization?

Accepted Answer

A)  Alyssa grabbed a starbucks coffee for a long night of work on her apple computer. 
B)  Alyssa grabbed a Starbucks Coffee for a long night of work on her Apple Computer. 
C)  ​Alyssa grabbed a Starbucks coffee for a long night of work on her Apple computer. 
A)  Alyssa grabbed a starbucks coffee for a long night of work on her apple computer. 
B)  Alyssa grabbed a Starbucks Coffee for a long night of work on her Apple Computer. 
C)  ​Alyssa grabbed a Starbucks coffee for a long night of work on her Apple computer.

Question 11

Which sentence uses correct capitalization?

Accepted Answer

A)  Chris earned an AA and BA while working two part-time jobs in sales. 
B)  It took Sabrina six years to complete her Bachelor's degree at Northwestern University. 
C)  ​Before beginning a Master's degree, many students must complete the Graduate Record Examination. 
A)  Chris earned an AA and BA while working two part-time jobs in sales. 
B)  It took Sabrina six years to complete her Bachelor's degree at Northwestern University. 
C)  ​Before beginning a Master's degree, many students must complete the Graduate Record Examination.

Question 12

Which sentence expresses numbers correctly?

Accepted Answer

A)  Brandon spent $10135 for tuition, housing, and books this semester. 
B)  Because Mariah was charged for sending 9,366 text messages in one month, she switched her data plan to unlimited messaging. 
C)  ​The community of nearly 12000 people is divided into several neighborhood watch areas to assist police and to deter would-be criminals. 
A)  Brandon spent $10135 for tuition, housing, and books this semester. 
B)  Because Mariah was charged for sending 9,366 text messages in one month, she switched her data plan to unlimited messaging. 
C)  ​The community of nearly 12000 people is divided into several neighborhood watch areas to assist police and to deter would-be criminals.

Question 13

Which sentence expresses numbers correctly?

Accepted Answer

A)  A thorough review of insured items available in Policy 43-311083 is presented in No. 3 on Page 15. 
B)  A thorough review of insured items available in Policy 43-311083 is presented in Number 3 on page 15. 
C)  ​A thorough review of insured items available in Policy 43-311083 is presented in No. 3 on page 15. 
A)  A thorough review of insured items available in Policy 43-311083 is presented in No. 3 on Page 15. 
B)  A thorough review of insured items available in Policy 43-311083 is presented in Number 3 on page 15. 
C)  ​A thorough review of insured items available in Policy 43-311083 is presented in No. 3 on page 15.

Question 14

Which sentence expresses numbers correctly?

Accepted Answer

A)  To maintain her 95.5 course grade, Anyssa needed to score only a 75 on her final exam. 
B)  To maintain her ninety five point five course grade, Anyssa needed to score only a 75 on her final exam. 
C)  ​To maintain her 95.5 course grade, Anyssa needed to score only a seventy-five on her final exam. 
A)  To maintain her 95.5 course grade, Anyssa needed to score only a 75 on her final exam. 
B)  To maintain her ninety five point five course grade, Anyssa needed to score only a 75 on her final exam. 
C)  ​To maintain her 95.5 course grade, Anyssa needed to score only a seventy-five on her final exam.

Question 15

Which sentence expresses numbers correctly?

Accepted Answer

A)  Although Kurt has been working on the project for eleven weeks, he still needs three more days to complete it. 
B)  Although Kurt has been working on the project for 11 weeks, he still needs 3 more days to complete it. 
C)  ​Although Kurt has been working on the project for 11 weeks, he still needs three more days to complete it. 
A)  Although Kurt has been working on the project for eleven weeks, he still needs three more days to complete it. 
B)  Although Kurt has been working on the project for 11 weeks, he still needs 3 more days to complete it. 
C)  ​Although Kurt has been working on the project for 11 weeks, he still needs three more days to complete it.

Question 16

Our English as a Second Language Center helps ------ students with their oral and written language usage.

Accepted Answer

A)  ​​non english speaking 
B)  ​non-English-speaking 
C)  ​​non English speaking 
A)  ​​non english speaking 
B)  ​non-English-speaking 
C)  ​​non English speaking

Question 17

Which sentence expresses numbers correctly?

Accepted Answer

A)  Although my credit card statement showed purchases of $5.49, 99¢, and $3.29 from Walmart, I am disputing these charges. 
B)  Although my credit card statement showed purchases of $5.49, 99 cents, and $3.29 from Walmart, I am disputing these charges. 
C)  ​Although my credit card statement showed purchases of $5.49, $.99, and $3.29 from Walmart, I am disputing these charges. 
A)  Although my credit card statement showed purchases of $5.49, 99¢, and $3.29 from Walmart, I am disputing these charges. 
B)  Although my credit card statement showed purchases of $5.49, 99 cents, and $3.29 from Walmart, I am disputing these charges. 
C)  ​Although my credit card statement showed purchases of $5.49, $.99, and $3.29 from Walmart, I am disputing these charges.

Question 18

Which sentence expresses numbers correctly?

Accepted Answer

A)  We will interview 4 applicants for the two administrative professional positions. 
B)  We will interview 4 applicants for the 2 administrative professional positions. 
C)  ​We will interview four applicants for the two administrative professional positions. 
A)  We will interview 4 applicants for the two administrative professional positions. 
B)  We will interview 4 applicants for the 2 administrative professional positions. 
C)  ​We will interview four applicants for the two administrative professional positions.

Question 19

Which sentence expresses numbers correctly?

Accepted Answer

A)  All customers have a 10-day grace period for late loan payments. 
B)  If you pay in cash, you can receive a two percent discount. 
C)  Our company offers a generous ninety-day return policy on all merchandise. 
A)  All customers have a 10-day grace period for late loan payments. 
B)  If you pay in cash, you can receive a two percent discount. 
C)  Our company offers a generous ninety-day return policy on all merchandise.

Question 20

Which sentence expresses numbers correctly?

Accepted Answer

A)  Democrat Louise Slaughter represents New York's 25th Congressional District. 
B)  Democrat Louise Slaughter represents New York's Twenty-fifth Congressional District. 
C)  ​Democrat Louise Slaughter represents New York's Twenty fifth Congressional District. 
A)  Democrat Louise Slaughter represents New York's 25th Congressional District. 
B)  Democrat Louise Slaughter represents New York's Twenty-fifth Congressional District. 
C)  ​Democrat Louise Slaughter represents New York's Twenty fifth Congressional District.

Exam 20: Unit-6-Test-Chapters-13-14

Which sentence uses correct capitalization?

He removed the ---- change from his pocket before walking through airport security.

Professor Carlson gave all students an opportunity to take a ------ exam.

Which sentence expresses numbers correctly?

Which sentence uses correct capitalization?

Which sentence expresses numbers correctly?

Our records indicate that you owe ----.

Which sentence uses correct capitalization?

Which sentence expresses numbers correctly?

Which sentence uses correct capitalization?

Which sentence uses correct capitalization?

Which sentence expresses numbers correctly?

Which sentence expresses numbers correctly?

Which sentence expresses numbers correctly?

Which sentence expresses numbers correctly?

Our English as a Second Language Center helps ------ students with their oral and written language usage.

Which sentence expresses numbers correctly?

Which sentence expresses numbers correctly?

Which sentence expresses numbers correctly?

Which sentence expresses numbers correctly?

Parts of Speech

Sentences: Elements, Varieties, Patterns, Types, Faults

Nouns: Plurals and Possessives

Pronouns

Verbs

Subjectverb Agreement

Modifiers: Adjectives and Adverbs

Prepositions

Conjunctions

Commas

Semicolons and Colons

Other Punctuation

Capitalization

Numbers

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