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Question 1: Which sentence is correctly punctuated?

Run faster, you'll miss the bus.
Run faster you'll miss the bus.
Run faster: you'll miss the bus.
Run, faster you'll miss the bus.

Question 2: Choose the sentence with correct spelling.

The seperate rooms were clean.
The separate rooms were clean.
The seperete rooms were clean.
The seperat rooms were clean.

Question 3: What should a conclusion do?

Introduce new ideas
Restate the thesis and summarize
List sources
Start the essay

Question 4: What is a key element of effective writing?

Vague ideas
Clear thesis
Irrelevant details
Long paragraphs only

Question 5: Which sentence has correct capitalization?

my favorite city is london.
My favorite city is London.
My Favorite City Is London.
my Favorite city is London.

Question 6: Which sentence avoids wordiness?

The reason why is because...
It is because...
The reason is...
The cause is due to...

Question 7: Choose the sentence with parallel structure.

She likes hiking, swimming, and to run.
She likes hiking, swimming, and running.
She likes to hike, swim, and run.
She likes hiking, to swim, and running.

Question 8: Which sentence uses active voice effectively?

The report was written by the team.
The team wrote the report.
The report was being written.
By the team, the report was written.

Question 9: What is the role of transitions in writing?

To confuse readers
To connect ideas smoothly
To add length
To repeat points

Question 10: Which sentence uses the correct word?

Your welcome to join us.
You're welcome to join us.
Yours welcome to join us.
Youre welcome to join us.