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WorksheetsACT English Prep
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 15mins
The work of Nina Simone, a revolutionary in the music industry, is an example of how much artistically talent, songwriting, and an ear for arrangement can create an inspirational legacy.
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how many artistic
how artistic
the artistic
Professor Harris was confident that The Iliad was idealistically a text to study at the graduate level because it has remained one of the most revered pieces of literature in history.
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an ideal
an ideally
an idealistic
Alice was decidedly perfect for her job as sales manager.
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deciding
decided
decidedly and
This is why algebra is a continually problem for me.
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continuously
continue
continual
Many people in America are going out for fondue, one of the country’s fastest-growing social events.
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country’s fastly growing
countries fastest-growing
countries’ fastest-growing
Throughout the decades, a variety of fashions and designers’ of outfits have graced the covers of high-end magazines.
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designers
designer’s
those with designs
“You have plenty of tools in your workshop,” my neighbor told me calmly. “Please return mine.”
I always end up in this awkward situation—embarrassedly giving back someone else’s tool.
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elses’
elses
else
Just think about these few misconceptions about pigs, that they are dirty, that they carry diseases, and that they are unintelligent.
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pigs:
pigs
pigs;
After a while, Mitchell realized he no longer needed his: cell phone, battery-powered fan, or laptop out in the woods.
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needed his
needed, his
needed the following: his
In addition to raising money for the school’s new library, Tyson also wrote journal entries, created flyers, and posted interviews to help spread the word.
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wrote journal entries
wrote: journal entries
wrote: journal entries,
Afterwards, Lucia realized she had been wrong and still needed her: mother’s guidance, the physical therapist, and the will to better herself.
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needed some:
needed, her
needed her
Juwon Woo, however; decided it was best if he stayed home and studied that night.
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Woo, however,
Woo; however
Woo however,
Coming close to the base of the cliff, Jacob took off his black-and-white backpack; opened it; and pulled out his camping gear.
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backpack opened it,
backpack, opened it;
backpack, opened it,
It wouldn’t be long, though before the eager, wide awake, boy would head to his grandfather's fishing camp.
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be long though
be long, though,
be, long though,
They in my opinion need to make their own mistakes in order for them to learn.
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They in my opinion;
They in my opinion,
They, in my opinion,
Jerry’s son however; is very fond of that particular bat, since he has hit at least eight home runs with it.
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son, however
son; however,
son, however,
The chapter about the job interview said that Jena semi-protected by an umbrella showed up sopping wet to the office and still got the job.
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Jena semi-protected by an umbrella,
Jena, semi-protected by an umbrella
Jena, semi-protected by an umbrella,
In the late 1950s, writers challenged the government with they’re own fiction—which had been very straightforward up until then—with politically active science fiction and fantasy.
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their
there
his or her own
Although we live in the present, there is an ever-present need to remember the past.
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their
but there
they’re
To avoid being late for her flight, Sheila allotted an extra hour wisely in case of traffic.
The best placement for the underlined word would be:
where it is now.
before the word being.
before the word late.
before the word allotted.
