Shaquitta

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"One of these sentences contains error in Fragments, Comma Faults, Fused Sentences (errors that result when part of a sentence is punctuated as a complete sentence or two complete sentences are incorrectly joined) A. After World War II, Nazism was no long...

15 years ago

One of these sentences contains an error in Adjectives and Adverbs. A.The dress rehearsal went badly, but the director remained calm. B.The doctor felt carefully along the spine of the victim, who lay quietly on the ground. C.For several hours after the p...

15 years ago

One of these sentences contains an error in Verb Forms. A.Historians speculate about what might have happened when the Conquistadors arrived if the Mayans had invented the wheel. B.In the early part of the century, electric lights were an extravagance in...

15 years ago

One of these sentences contains and error in Verb Forms. A.The oldest humanlike fossils have been found in Africa. B. Within the Great Mosque in Mecca is the sacred Black Stone, which Moslems believe came from heaven. C. Archaeological remains indicate th...

15 years ago

sentence contain and error in Subject-Verb Agreement. A.Nine innings are the usual length of a baseball game. B. Benefits are vacation, sick leave, and other nonwage forms of compensation. C.Bonnie and Clyde glamorizes the images of bank robbers Bonnie Pa...

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Sentence contain an error in Adjectives and Adverbs. A.Asparagus tastes good when it is accompanied by a hollandaise sauce. B.Sometimes the camera must be held vertically in order to frame the whole scene. C.Cross-country skiing is an effective and effici...

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sentence contain and error in Pronouns. The answer is d. A. The invitations for the tomato festival requested that all attendees wear their red shirts. B. Neither of us could lift the ball, which weighed more than eighty pounds. C. Almost every medieval I...

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Which sentence contains an error in Pronouns. Is it B. A.Neither Jane Austen nor Mary Shelley is known for their poetry. B.As the curtain rises, everyone in the audience settles into his or her seat and waits for the play to begin. C.The book sale that is...

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One of these sentences contains an error in the use of punctuation marks. (Comma) Errors in the use of punctuation marks - Comma A.She had a bountiful assortment of hair ornaments in her top drawer: ribbons, bows, barrettes, and headbands. B.Fluffy a dog...

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Sentence contains an error in Pronouns. I think D is correct. A.Picture framing is not the simple craft it may seem at first glance, and most who try it without instruction do not succeed. B.Insects play an essential role in the survival of higher-order a...

15 years ago

Sentence contains an error in Pronouns. I think B is wrong. A.Will everyone who is an uncle please raise his hand? B.The president and the general addressed the troops before it sat down to enjoy Thanksgiving dinner. C.At a golden wedding anniversary, a f...

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sentence contain and error in Pronouns. A.To characterize a soldier's dedication and loyalty, they used to say that he died with his boots on. B.As the plane was boarding, the flight attendants asked whether anyone would be willing to trade their ticket f...

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sentence contain and error in Pronouns. the answer is a. A.Several of we orchestra members also play in the marching band. B.Membership in the club is open to whoever wants to join. C.Who did you say was playing the leading role? D.The bat that had been l...

15 years ago

sentence contain and error in adjectives and adverbs. The answer is a. A.Jupiter is more far away from the sun than is Earth. B.Today slim women are considered beautiful, but in the age of Rubens, pleasingly plump females were in fashion. C.An ace in the...

15 years ago

Error in Sentence Completeness. the answer is b. A.In spring, the garden blazed with pastel azaleas, dogwood, and cherry blossoms; in autumn, chrysanthemums changed the palette to burnished russets, golds, and yellows. B.The beans are ripe on the bush and...

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Error in Sentence Completeness. the answer is b. A.Metal is a better conductor of electricity than glass. B.The heat this summer is much less oppressive than it was last year. C.Water shortages occur much more frequently in California than they do in Indi...

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Error in Sentence Consistency and Parallelism. the answer is d. A.First prepare a résumé; then write your cover letter. B.An autocratic leader makes all decisions and then tells subordinates what to do and how to do it. C.If you have an eye for detail and...

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Error in Sentence Consistency and Parallelism. the answer is b. A.If the rain would stop, then the grounds crew would uncover the infield and the game could resume. B.Cyclists and joggers are everywhere-on country roads, in city streets, on the boardwalk,...

15 years ago

error in sentence consistency and parallelism. the answer is b. A.Jean Arp, among others, was at the forefront of the Surrealist movement in visual art; Andre' Breton was a pioneer of Surrealist literature. B.The spongy, tasteless, circular roll was such...

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Error in consistency and parallelism. the answer is a. A.Clipper ships designed primarily for speed and that had a limited amount of cargo space easily outpaced the first plodding steamships. B.The room was sparsely furnished and dimly lit. C.Radio Marti,...

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Error in consistency and parallelism. the answer is c. A.Actually, the pineapple was a symbol of hospitality. B.Everything that King Midas touched turned to gold, including his food and water. C.The farmer butchered the pig he had raised on a table behind...

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Errors in the use of punctuation marks - Comma I think the answer is D. A.In his autobiography, Benjamin O. Davis, Jr., who in 1970 retired from the Air Force as a three-star general, describes his efforts to gain professional recognition for himself and...

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Errors in the use of punctuation marks - Comma The answer is d. A.Birds such as eagles, hawks, and falcons are known as raptors. B.Money raised by the sale of UNICEF greeting cards goes toward famine relief, health care, and education. C.The Dead Sea Scro...

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Error in position of modifiers. the answer is c. A.Actually, the pineapple was a symbol of hospitality. B.Everything that King Midas touched turned to gold, including his food and water. C.The farmer butchered the pig he had raised on a table behind the b...

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error in position of modifiers. answer is c. A.Thor, the Norse god of thunder, was a fearless warrior and the adversary of giants. B. Although Henry James settled permanently in England, he examined the impact of European civilization on American life. C....

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error in separation of sentence parts. tha answer is b. A.Dungaree, an Indian word that is rarely used these days, refers to a type of cloth rather than to a specific article of clothing. B.Her voice was, as even her harshest critics were forced to conced...

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Errors in the use of punctuation marks - Comma the answer is a. A.What will you be when you grow up-an artist or a mathematician? B.To make a delicious hot chocolate drink, melt a square of unsweetened chocolate, stir in some sugar and milk, add a dollop...

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Errors in the use of punctuation marks - Semicolons and Colons A.Many of the "lite" products on the market bear little resemblance to their progenitors; non-fat cream cheese, for example, tastes completely different from the real thing. B.Registered mail...

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Errors in the use of punctuation marks - Semicolons and Colons A.Three states have counties named Fairfield: Connecticut, Ohio, and South Carolina. B.Sound may be used to link two scenes: wake-up music from a clock radio at the end of one scene becomes a...

15 years ago

Errors in the use of punctuation marks - Comma A.Birds such as eagles, hawks, and falcons are known as raptors. B.Money raised by the sale of UNICEF greeting cards goes toward famine relief, health care, and education. C.The Dead Sea Scrolls shed new ligh...

15 years ago

Errors in the use of punctuation marks - Semicolons and Colons the answer is b. A.Daniel Boone was born in Pennsylvania; his parents were English Quakers. B.Leftover turkey can be used in turkey tetrazzini, turkey burgers, and turkey chowder. C.In 1819, t...

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Errors in the use of punctuation marks - Use of Quotation Marks and Terminal Punctuation the answer is d. A.In "The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock," T.S. Eliot laments the absence of passion in modern life. B."As long as you are living under my roof," sa...

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Errors in the use of punctuation marks - Use of Quotation Marks and Terminal Punctuation the answer is a. A."What is my name?" Rumpelstiltskin asked the miller's daughter. B.Next week the class is going to study folk songs and spirituals that we learned a...

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Errors in the use of punctuation marks - Use of Quotation Marks and Terminal Punctuation tha answer is b. A."What do you suppose Kennedy meant," asked Professor Foster, "when he said 'Ask not what your country can do for you, but what you can do for your...

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MECHANICS (errors in the use of italics) answers is A.The publishers of Rolling Stone have begun a new magazine called Family Life. B.If you like zest in your food, add just a soupcon of crushed red pepper to your white clam sauce. C.The screen adaption o...

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Errors in the use of punctuation marks - Use of Quotation Marks and Terminal Punctuation the answer is d. A.Several universities in the city offer the following degrees: B.A., M.A., Ph.D. B.Must students write a research paper and pass a written examinati...

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Position of Modifiers (errors in the placement of a modifier in a sentence) answer is A. A.Seeking food in the rain-forest canopy, common marmosets often live in close proximity to spider monkeys, which are ground dwellers. B.A consummate craftsperson, he...

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MECHANICS (errors in the use of hyphens) answer is a. A.In a leap year, the last day of February is the twenty ninth. B.Television viewers hope to see nearly perfect performances in international competition. C.Meryl Streep's motion pictures are generally...

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MECHANICS (errors in the use of apostrophes) the answer is b. A.Burt and Loni's breakup made front-page news in the tabloids for weeks. B.Eileen Farrell's foray into the blues was successful, but the singer's commitment to opera reigned supreme. C.The gir...

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MECHANICS (errors in the use of apostrophes) the answer is a. A.At one time, "yes, ma'am" and "no, sir" were some boys' and girls' respectful responses to adults' questions. B.Safeguarding the environment is not somebody elses responsibility; it is our's....

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Error in Capitalization the answer is d. A.His mother hoped he would apply to medical school, but his dream was to become the Manager of fast-food franchise operation. B.The Committee on Social Reform included Professor Washington and a number of other pr...

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Capitalization the answer is a. A.My brother Frank was named after our Father; I am named after Uncle Victor. B.Throughout the '80s, the presidency of the United States was held by a member of the Republican Party. C.After the Civil War, Northerners known...

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Word Choice and the Use of Idioms (errors in the choice of words and in the use of idiomatic expressions) the answer is d. A.And so, we on this special projects team have an important mission spread before us-one that will affect every man and woman in th...

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Word Choice and the Use of Idioms (errors in the choice of words and in the use of idiomatic expressions) the answer is d A.The plural form of criterion is criteria. B.Not all employers who believe in the principle of equal employment are in favor of affi...

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Word Choice and the Use of Idioms (errors in the choice of words and in the use of idiomatic expressions) the answer of c. A.With all of his acne pits, in the dark his face resembled a cratered moon on a cloudy night. B.It was a strenuous tennis match, bu...

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Sentence Consistency and Parallelism (errors in consistency, such as shifts in verb tense or a lack of parallel structure in equivalent sentence parts. They had spent the last two weeks playing phone tag, leaving short bursts of clever repartee on each ot...

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Sentence Consistency and Parallelism (errors in consistency, such as shifts in verb tense or a lack of parallel structure in equivalent sentence parts. A.The hapless duck fell from the sky with a loud thud and quacking as it descended. b.Abraham Lincoln w...

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MECHANICS (errors in the use of italics) A.Some etymologists claim that corduroy, the word with which we describe an humble textile, comes from the French corde du roi; or "cord of the king." B.The term extensor refers to a muscle that serves to straighte...

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Answers

The following answers were posted by visitors named Shaquitta.

I think the answer is A, just add but b/w threat and Communism.

15 years ago

Thank you both so much!!

15 years ago

Thanks, i think i'm getting a hang on it.

15 years ago

Is it B.

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im thinking this one is D

15 years ago

its D.

15 years ago

Is it B. who is suppose to be whom

MECHANICS (errors in the use of italics) answers is d. A.The publishers of Rolling Stone have begun a new magazine called Family Life. B.If you like zest in your food, add just a soupcon of crushed red pepper to your white clam sauce. C.The screen adaptio...

B. nothing in italics C. "The Age of Innocence" "Ethan Frome" D. An American in Paris (italics)

15 years ago