Exam 18: Conveying Professionalism Through Correctness

Correct the following sentences according to the standards for grammar. a) A few of the solutions sounds reasonable to me. b) By talking with the residents, the situation was made clear.

Choose the sentence that follows the basic principles of capitalization.

Which of the following sentences uses the incorrect tense?

Which of the following is true about standards for punctuation in business writing?

Which of the following is true about standards for punctuation in business writing?

Which of the following sentences has spelling errors?

Which of the following uses the correct case of the pronoun?

Which of the following sentences uses the incorrect tense?

Choose the sentence that follows the basic principles of capitalization.

According to the standards for punctuation in business writing, correct the following sentences. a) We wanted to start at 10:00 am. However Michelle arrived too late. b) Mike was working hard to clean the room. Meanwhile his sister was reading newspapers.

Correct the following sentences according to the basic principles of capitalization. a) We were asked to stay in room 365. b) She will return to her hometown in december. The correct sentences are: a) We were asked to stay in Room 365. b) She will return to her hometown in December.

Which of the following sentences violates the standards for the use of numbers?

Choose the sentence that follows the basic principles of capitalization.

Which of the following is true about standards for punctuation in business writing?

Which of the following is true about standards for punctuation in business writing?

Choose the sentence that follows the basic principles of capitalization.

Which of the following sentences uses the correct tense?

According to the standards for the use of numbers, one must make an exception to the rule of nine when a number begins a sentence.

According to the standards for the use of numbers, amounts should be expressed in both figures and words in all documents.

According to the standards for punctuation, a question mark should be placed at the end of sentences that are indirect questions.