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Q1. To identify a concise sentence in a para jumble, look for active voice. Which is best?
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Q2. Which sentence is a run-on?
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Q3. Which of the following best describes the purpose of paraphrasing?
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Q4. The politician's _____ remarks about the opposition were widely condemned.
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Q5. A person who has been convicted of tax evasion argues that the tax system is unfair and unjust. This statement, used to deflect criticism, is an example of:
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Q6. He is ___ university professor.
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Q7. Always be honest in your dealings.
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Q8. In a literary analysis of a character's journey, the critic describes their internal conflict as 'a veritable maelstrom of conflicting desires and unresolved guilt.' What does 'veritable maelstrom' convey about the conflict?
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Q9. She will have completed the project by then. Change to passive voice.
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Q10. When faced with multiple plausible options for a blank, what should you do?
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Q11. The word 'smog' is a blend of 'smoke' and 'fog'. This is an example of:
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Q12. The word 'naive' can have a negative connotation, suggesting a lack of:
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Q13. Read this passage: "His ambition was a hungry wolf, gnawing at the edges of his conscience, while his guilt was a suffocating shroud, muffling every attempt at solace."
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Q14. When constructing a para jumble on historical preservation, which active voice sentence offers the most direct and concise statement of action?
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Q15. In 'He wants to finish his work', 'to finish his work' is:
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Q16. Which sentence structure most effectively contributes to conciseness in a para jumble?
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Q17. 'Perhaps we should consider all the angles before making a hasty decision,' he mused thoughtfully, stroking his chin. What is his tone?
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Q18. The sentence 'Our guide, a seasoned mountaineer, led us to the summit.' uses an appositive phrase to:
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Q19. What is the function of the word 'of' in the sentence 'The book is full of stories.'?
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Q20. Which of these is NOT an independent clause?