PRN ENG-III-TEST ^^^^

What is academic writing?

• Targeting a huge audience without any purpose

• A way of embracing a limited audience

• A sort of presentation of facts in a complicated manner

• A means of evaluating, renovating, sharing facts and learning knowledge

My favorete tombstone was the sailor's. What needs to be changed in

this sentence?

• favorete is misspelled - should be favorite

• tombstone should be tomb stone

• sailor's does not need an apostrophe

• correct as it is

Identify this statement, “The Key West semetery is on 21 acres of

ground.”

• Correct as it is

• Acres is misspelled_ should be acers

• Semetry is misspelled_ should be cemetery

• It needs an exclamatory mark.

Do you remember Monal's address in Islamabad.

• Correct as it is

• Monal’s doesn’t need an apostrophe

• Islamabad should not be capitalized.

• This sentence needs a question mark.

Identify the given statement: Another thing I liked was the litehouse.

• Correct as it is

• Litehouse should be lighthouse

• Litehouse is a compound word

• Another thing I liked is the lighthouses.

What means searching for and correcting errors by carefully reading

and rereading what has been written?

• Revising

• Editing

• Proof reading

• Rearranging

Why are some incident and accident report different from other

reports?

• Because they are in black and white

• Because they are typed

• Because they are already in a printed format

• Because you have to print it yourself

What are the three basic C’s of an incident report?

• Call, care, carol

• Check, call, and care

• Concise, complicated, and common

• Concise, complex ,and compound

What will be the purpose of an incident report in nursing domain?

• To document a fight

• To document detail of unusual incident in a health care institution

• Exact details of a treatment

• To document causes

How can an accident be defined?

• An unexpected event that causes serious damage, injury, or harm

• An unexpected event that causes nothing

• An expected event that causes damage, injury, or harm

• is a planned event that causes nothing