Bats are nocturnal creatures; they come out only during the night.
A) No Change B) creatures. They
C) creatures, they D) creatures - they
What is A, No Change
DAILY DOUBLE
The old mansion was IMPOSING in its huge size and gothic architecture.
A) No Change B) imprudent C) geriatric D) erratic
What is A, No Change
(Imposing: Impressive in size and appearance)
When I turn 16 I'm going to buy a car.
A) No Change B) 16; I'm C) 16. I'm
D) 16, I'm
What is D, 16, I'm
ORNATE children are especially difficult to care for.
A) No Change B) Plausible C) Petulant D) Novel
What is C, Petulant
(Petulant: Cranky, pouty, irritable)
In 1962, Michael Murphy and Richard Price founded the Esalen Institute. The Big Sur, California location was one of the first homes of the Western New Age movement.
Which choice most effectively combines the two sentences between the quotation marks?
A) Institute; the location, in Big Sur, California, was
B) Institute in Big Sur, California,
C) Institute in Big Sur, California; the location was
D) Institute; located in Big Sur, California, it became
B, Institute in Big Sur, California
Everywhere we traveled in Japan there were vending machines: some served green teas while others carried only juice.
A) No Change B) machines - some
C) machines; some D) machines: some
What is C, machines; some
The father SECRETED his son's marriage.
A) No Change B) prescribed C) fluctuated
D) repudiated
What is D, repudiated
(Repudiate: To refuse to recognize as true)
To demonstrate his interest in the University of California, Los Angeles, Sam visited the campus, interviewed with the admissions officers, and has attended several classes.
A) No change
B) Attended
C) Attend
D) Attending
B, attended
Cambridge is home to two of the best universities in the world. MIT and Harvard.
A) No Change B) world: MIT C) world - MIT
D. World; MIT
What is B, world: MIT
I noticed a QUALITATIVE change in her paintings.
A) No Change B) quantitative C) renounced
D) squalid
What is A, No Change
(Qualitative: Involving qualities of something.
Seneca sculptor Marie Watt’s blanket art comes in a range of shapes and sizes. In 2004, Watt sewed strips of blankets together to craft a 10-by-13-inch ______ in 2014, she arranged folded blankets into two large stacks and then cast them in bronze, creating two curving 18-foot-tall blue-bronze pillars.
Which choice completes the text so that it conforms to the conventions of Standard English?
A. sampler later,
B. sampler;
C. sampler,
D. sampler, later,
B. sampler;
BONUS!!!!
Artist Bill Domonkos manipulates old photographs, alters video footage, and will superimpose GIFs to create multimedia works of art.
A) No change
B) Has superimposed
C) Superimposes
D) Had superimposed
C, superimposes
She was waiting, at the train station.
A) No Change B) waiting: at C) waiting - at
D) No punctuation between waiting and at
What is D, No punctuation between waiting and at
Cell phones are UNDERMINDED these days.
A) No Change B) transparent C) imprudent
D) ubiquitous
What is D, ubiquitous
(Ubiquitous: Being everywhere at once)