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Question 1: Which word is spelled correctly?

Existance
Exsistence
Existence
Existense

Question 2: Which sentence capitalizes holidays correctly?

We celebrate christmas in December.
We celebrate Christmas in December.
We celebrate Christmas in december.
We celebrate christmas in december.

Question 3: What is the purpose of a topic sentence?

To conclude the paragraph
To introduce the main idea
To list references
To ask questions

Question 4: Choose the sentence with correct punctuation.

Its time to go home.
It's time to go home.
Its' time to go home.
It's time to go home

Question 5: Which sentence capitalizes institutions correctly?

She studies at oxford university.
She studies at Oxford University.
She studies at Oxford university.
She studies at oxford University.

Question 6: What is the best way to structure a formal complaint letter?

Start with a joke.
Clearly state the issue and propose a solution.
Use casual slang.
Write a long story.

Question 7: 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 8: 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 9: 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 10: Which sentence is most appropriate for a formal report introduction?

Here’s what we found out!
This report outlines our findings.
Check out our results!
We’ve got some cool data!

Question 11: Which sentence uses proper capitalization for a title?

the benefits of technology
The benefits of technology
The Benefits Of Technology
the Benefits of Technology

Question 12: 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 13: Which sentence is best for a formal proposal introduction?

Here’s our awesome plan!
This proposal outlines our strategic approach.
Check out our cool idea!
We’ve got a great plan, guys!

Question 14: 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.

Question 15: Which sentence uses correct parallel structure?

She enjoys hiking, swimming, and to read books.
She enjoys hiking, swimming, and reading books.
She enjoys to hike, swim, and reading books.
She enjoys hiking, to swim, and read books.

Question 16: Which sentence uses a hyphen correctly?

The well known author signed books.
The well-known author signed books.
The well known-author signed books.
The wellknown author signed books.

Question 17: Which sentence is most appropriate for a formal invitation to a conference?

Come to our conference, it’s great!
We cordially invite you to attend our annual conference.
Hey, join us for a cool event.
You should come to this thing.

Question 18: Which sentence is best for starting an essay about cultural diversity?

Culture is interesting.
Cultural diversity enriches societies and fosters mutual understanding.
I like different cultures.
Let’s talk about culture.

Question 19: Which sentence is most effective for a thesis statement in an academic essay?

I think this topic is cool.
This essay will explore the impact of renewable energy on global economies.
Renewable energy is nice.
Let’s talk about energy.

Question 20: Which sentence uses correct grammar for a formal invitation?

You are invited to the event.
You is invited to the event.
You invited to the event.
You’re invite to the event.

Question 21: Which sentence uses an apostrophe correctly for possession?

The cats toys are scattered.
The cat’s toys are scattered.
The cats’ toys are scattered.
The cat toys are scattered.

Question 22: 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.