Exam 18: Conveying Professionalism Through Correctness
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According to the standards for punctuation, whether the apostrophe goes before or after the s depends on whether the possessive noun is singular or plural.
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The following sentence follows the standards for the use of numbers: "We ordered for three printers, 12 laptops and two scanners."
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Which of the following is true about standards for the use of numbers in business writing?
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Correct the following sentences according to the standards for the use of numbers.
a) 85 balls and six helmets were stolen from the store.
b) Erin has maintained a hundred percent attendance.
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The following sentence follows the basic principles of capitalization: "He was asked to work for the human resources department."
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Which of the following sentences violates the rules of spelling?
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The following sentence does not have spelling errors: "You should use the comparative form of an adjective or adverb to compare exactly two things."
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Which of the following sentences violates the rules of spelling?
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Correct the following sentences according to the standards for grammar in business writing.
a) The basketball team was opportunistic; they took advantage of every break.
b) Joel, Tim, Fred and me were all supposed to be at the cinema yesterday evening.
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"The new cards look beautifully." does not have any adjective-adverb confusion.
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Which of the following sentences has subject-verb agreement?
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The most frequent cause of sentence fragments is the use of a subordinate clause as a sentence.
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The following sentence follows the basic principles of capitalization: "The Dean did not attend the meeting."
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Which of the following sentences does not have spelling errors?
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Choose the sentence that follows the basic principles of capitalization.
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