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Total questions: 42
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Class
Date
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Name
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Class Period
4 lines
3.
Critics point out the change to the four day school week can be tough on lower-income parents, who may have trouble paying for childcare on the day "there" kids no longer have class.
a)
A they’re
b)
B they
c)
C their
d)
D correct as is
4.
"Paul T. Hill" a research professor at the University of Washington Bothell, has argued that while some adults like the new schedule,
a)
A Paul T. Hill,
b)
B Paul T. Hill;
c)
C Paul T. Hill:
d)
D correct as is
5.
Choose the correct way to begin the sentence.
a)
A First a bitter beverage
b)
B But a bitter beverage
c)
C Because a bitter beverage
d)
D correct as is
6.
Choose the correct verb tense.
a)
A indicate
b)
B indicated
c)
C indicating
d)
D correct as is
7.
And fatalities rose in 2012, snapping a six-year streak of reduced deaths. In reporting the increase, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration stated that “it is too soon to speculate on the contributing factors,” "so" the potential role of distracted driving can’t be ignored.
a)
A but
b)
B yet
c)
C or
d)
D correct as is
8.
The Federal Highway Administration has estimated that distracted driving "may be a factor in 10% of all crashes".
a)
A is 10% of all crashes being factored
b)
B should be a factor in all crashes
c)
C are usually a factor in 10% of all crashes
d)
D correct as is
9.
Choose the correct spelling
a)
A includiing
b)
B includying
c)
C including
d)
D correct as is
10.
Choose the correct punctuation.
a)
A kids
b)
B kids:
c)
C kids;
d)
D correct as is
11.
Decades ago, uniforms were "lazily" worn by students who went to private schools.
a)
A likely
b)
B mostly
c)
C shyly
d)
D correct as is
12.
"Proponents" argue that students will pay more attention to their classwork if they aren’t preoccupied with fashion and that they’ll be better behaved.
a)
A Porponents
b)
B Proponants
c)
C Porponence
d)
D correct as is
13.
Choose the correct way to complete the sentence.
a)
A the consequences of the public health
b)
B more gooder than public health consequences
c)
C much greater than the public health consequences here
d)
D correct as is
14.
Choose the correct verb.
a)
A can
b)
B was
c)
C had
d)
D correct as is
15.
As baby "boomers" age, the demands placed on the country’s health care system are increasing.
a)
A boomer’s
b)
B boomers’
c)
C boomer’
d)
D correct as is
16.
"He" often help older adults who need assistance.
a)
A My
b)
B They
c)
C Them
d)
D correct as is
17.
Choose the correct spelling.
a)
A succeeded
b)
B suceeded
c)
C suceaded
d)
D correct as is
18.
Choose the correct punctuation.
a)
A U.S.,
b)
B U.S.;
c)
C U.S.-
d)
D correct as is
19.
As the world’s second-largest economy struggles to get back to work after an extended Lunar New Year holiday, analysts and bankers "have been" revisiting their estimates of the economic impact of the virus, Reuters reported.
a)
A could have
b)
B should have
c)
C has been
d)
D correct as is
20.
"So," if the number of confirmed new coronavirus cases continues to decline, then the adverse effect on annual growth will be much smaller, he added.
a)
A And,
b)
B Because,
c)
C Yet,
d)
D correct as is
21.
Choose the correct spelling
a)
A familys
b)
B families
c)
C familes
d)
D correct as is
22.
Choose the correct verb tense.
a)
A bouncing
b)
B bounced
c)
C bounces
d)
D correct as is
23.
"What happens if you are tied to your phone", you might consider receiving smartphone notifications at set intervals throughout the day rather than as they come.
a)
A Phones can tie you down if you let them
b)
B People chained to their phone and don’t like it
c)
C If you’re chained to your phone and unhappy about it
d)
D correct as is
24.
Respondents also were asked to report in a daily about: “concentration, distraction, stress, anxiety, mood, productivity, social connectedness, and work enjoyment.”
a)
A where
b)
B we’re
c)
C wear
d)
D correct as is
25.
Choose the correct pronoun.
a)
A I
b)
B they
c)
C she
d)
D correct as is
26.
Choose the sentence that uses punctuation correctly.
a)
A Students, should have these options to succeed in school, even if they can't get there every single day.
b)
B Students should have these options to succeed in school, even if they can't get there every single day.
c)
C Students should have these options to succeed in school even if they can’t, get there
d)
D correct as is
27.
She wants you to identify and remove all items in your home that do not (“spark joy?”)
a)
A “spark joy.”
b)
B “spark joy!”
c)
C “spark joy”
d)
D correct as is
28.
It’s quite the claim, "or", as evidenced by the response to her show, appeals to many.
a)
A nor
b)
B and
c)
C but
d)
D correct as is
29.
Choose the correct punctuation.
a)
A stamps;
b)
B stamps:
c)
C stamps
d)
D correct as is
30.
Choose the correct spelling.
a)
A ensted
b)
B insted
c)
C instead
d)
D correct as is
31.
Diabetes, high blood pressure, heart disease, and family history are all risk factors for "develop" chronic kidney disease
a)
A developed
b)
B developing
c)
C developes
d)
D correct as is
32.
There are more than 94,000 people nationwide waiting for new kidneys, by far the "longest" organ transplant waiting list, according to data from the Department of Health and Human Services.
a)
A longer
b)
B strongest
c)
C stronger
d)
D correct as is
33.
Choose the correct verb.
a)
A are
b)
B was
c)
C were
d)
D correct as is
34.
Choose the correct way to write the sentence.
a)
A Not all foods are created equal; this approach is key because health-wise.
b)
B This approach is key because, health-wise, not all foods are created equal.
c)
C Because, this approach is key, health-wise, not all foods are created equal.
d)
D correct as is
35.
Their study, “Impact of School Peanut-Free Policies on Epinephrine (Administration”) was published in August 2017.
a)
A Administration
b)
B Administration,”
c)
C Administration”,
d)
D correct as is
36.
Also, parents might not read "them" carefully before sending food with their kids.
a)
A lunches
b)
B that
c)
C product labels
d)
D correct as is
37.
Choose the correct spelling.
a)
A controvercial
b)
B controversile
c)
C controversial
d)
D correct as is
38.
Also, parents might not read them carefully before sending food with their kids.
a)
A lunches
b)
B that
c)
C product labels
d)
D correct as is
39.
Researchers found that sending families personalized letters stressing these "to" points resulted in a 14.9 percent reduction in chronic absenteeism in the ten rural, suburban, and urban school districts in California they studied.
a)
A too
b)
B two
c)
C tow
d)
D correct as is
40.
A "like" but larger study published earlier in 2018
a)
A parallel
b)
B different
c)
C similar
d)
D correct as is
41.
Choose the correct verb.
a)
A have
b)
B had
c)
C will
d)
D correct as is
42.
Choose the correct punctuation.
a)
A ground,
b)
B ground;
c)
C ground:
d)
D correct as is
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