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1. Though no vote ________ taken, each delegate and alternate ________ there. a. was/was b. was/were c. were/was d. were/were

3. Either Chris or the new employee ________ the mail before Dolores or Charles ________. a. sort/arrives b. sort/arrive c. sorts/arrives d. sorts/arrive

7. Identify the incorrect sentence.

1. Each knife and fork have been cleaned and put away.
2. Each knife and fork has been cleaned and put away.
3. Some of the girl's teeth are chipped.
4. None of the material is missing.

8. ________ Destiny or Caroline sent an RSVP to the invitation? We ________ everyone ________ it to Jake's party. a. Has/hope/make b. Have/hopes/make c. Have/hope/makes d. Has/hopes/make e. Has/hope/makes

10. Does the hospital have ________ open position for ________ X-ray technician?

1. an/ an
2. an/a
3. a/an
4. a/a

11. He is ________ CPA and his sister is ________ MD. a. a/a b. an/a c. an/an d. a/an

13. Identify the correct sentence.

1. The music sounds beautifully.
2. Run quick; otherwise, you will miss the bus.
3. I surely wish you would go.
4. The boss is more happier today.

16. Which of the following is not considered to be a short introductory expression? a. okay b. yes c. oh d. well

19. Identify the sentence that is punctuated correctly.

1. In 1975, the Census Bureau showed that 193 million Americans were driving cars, trucks and recreational vehicles.
2. In 1975 the Census Bureau showed that 193 million Americans were driving cars, trucks, and recreational vehicles.
3. In 1975 the Census Bureau showed, that 193 million Americans, were driving cars, trucks, and recreational vehicles.
4. In 1975 the Census Bureau showed that 193 million Americans were driving cars trucks, and recreational vehicles.

22. Identify the sentence that is correctly punctuated.

1. It is not always necessary; however, to check the entire set of books.
2. It is not always necessary, however; to check the entire set of books.
3. It is not always necessary, however, to check the entire set of books.
4. It is, not always, necessary, however, to check the entire set of books.

1. Identify the sentence that is correctly punctuated.
   1. Word Processing, PowerPoint, and Excel: those are the technology job requirements.
   2. Word Processing, PowerPoint, and Excel, those are the technology job requirements.
   3. Word Processing, PowerPoint, and Excel; those are the technology job requirements.
   4. Word Processing, PowerPoint and Excel-those are the technology job requirements.

5. Identify the sentence that is correctly punctuated.

1. Ms. Blake asked me whether I would attend the conference?
2. Ms. Blake, asked me whether I would attend the conference.
3. Ms. Blake asked me whether I would attend the conference.
4. Ms. Blake, asked me, whether I would attend, the conference.