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– PRACTICE TEST 2 – Directions: In each of the following sentences, part or 2. Like his other books, Brazilian author Paulo all of the sentence is underlined. The underlined text Coelho’s The Alchemist is a modern-day fairy tale may contain an error in sentence construction, gram- ﬁlled with spiritual insights. mar, word choice, or punctuation. Choice a repeats a. Like his other books, Brazilian author Paulo the original underlined text. If there is no error in the Coelho’s The Alchemist underlined portion, choose a. If there is an error, select b. Like his other books, Brazilian author Paulo the answer choice that most effectively expresses the Coelho’s The Alchemist, meaning of the sentence without any ambiguity or c. Brazilian author Paulo Coelho’s The Alchemist awkwardness. is like his other books in that it d. Brazilian author Paulo Coelho’s The Alchemist, it is like his other books— 1. Now that there are computers and word process- e. Like his other books, author Paulo Coelho, of ing software, the art of hand writing letters has Brazil, The Alchemist become virtually obsolete. a. Now that there are computers and word pro- 3. There are almost a million members of the Boy cessing software, the art of hand writing letters Scout’s of America; its one of the largest organi- has become virtually obsolete. zations of its kind in the country. b. Computers and word processing software have a. Boy Scout’s of America; its made the art of hand writing letters virtually b. Boy Scout’s of America, its obsolete. c. Boy Scouts of America; its c. Now that there are computers and word pro- d. Boy Scouts of America; it’s cessing software, it’s obsolete to hand write e. Boy Scout’s of America; it’s letters any more. d. Computers and word processing software are 4. Out of all of the books we read in our book club here, and they have made the art of hand writ- this year, I liked our discussion of Middlemarch ing letters virtually obsolete. best. e. The art of hand writing letters was virtually a. this year, I liked our discussion of Middle- obsolete with computers and word processing march best. software. b. this year, I like our discussion of Middlemarch best. c. this year, I liked Middlemarch best. d. this year, I liked our discussion of the book Middlemarch the best. e. this year, I liked the book Middlemarch best. 121
– PRACTICE TEST 2 – 5. Although she was a successful professional and 7. After years of surﬁng lessons and countless hours her inability to negotiate the car deal made her of practice, the largest wave in the contest was feel inadequate. ridden successfully by my best friend. a. Although she was a successful professional a. the largest wave in the contest was ridden suc- and cessfully by my best friend. b. Although she was a successful professional, b. the largest wave in the contest was rided suc- and cessfully by my best friend. c. Although she was a successful professional still c. the largest wave in the contest, my best friend d. She was a successful professional and rode successfully. e. Although she was a successful professional, d. my best friend rode the largest wave in the contest successful. 6. During the 1980s, the cost of attending college e. my best friend successfully rode the largest rose three times faster than the median house- wave in the contest. hold income. 8. The goal of any company is to have its product a. During the 1980s, the cost of attending college rose three times faster than the median house- name become ubiquitous—constantly at the very hold income. forefront of the mind of every consumer. b. During the 1980s, the cost of attending college a. constantly at the very forefront of the mind of has risen three times faster than the median every consumer. household income. b. constantly at the very forefront of the con- c. During the 1980s, the cost of attending college sumer’s mind. rose three times faster than the medium c. constantly at the forefront of the consumer’s household income. mind. d. During the 1980s the cost of attending college d. constantly at the forefront of consumers rose three times faster than the median house- minds. hold income. e. constantly at the forefront of every consumers e. During the 1980’s, the cost of attending col- mind. lege rose three times faster than the median household income. 122
– PRACTICE TEST 2 – 9. The San Diego Zoo is operated by the not-for- 11. Being obstinate as usual, his brothers simply proﬁt organization The Zoological Society of San could not get him to change his mind. Diego, which was founded in 1916. a. Being obstinate as usual, a. The San Diego Zoo is operated by the not-for- b. He was being obstinate as usual, so proﬁt organization The Zoological Society of c. Being as obstinate as he usually was, San Diego, which was founded in 1916. d. Being his usual obstinate self, b. The San Diego Zoo, which was founded in e. He is being obstinate as usual, so 1916, is operated by the not-for-proﬁt organi- 12. It was supposed to be written for the general zation The Zoological Society of San Diego. c. The Zoological Society of San Diego, which public, and so the report was so esoteric, only was founded in 1916, is the not-for-proﬁt those with inside knowledge of government organization that operates the San Diego Zoo. working could understand it. d. The Zoological Society of San Diego is a not- a. and so the report was so esoteric, for-proﬁt organization that operates the San b. because the report was so esoteric, Diego Zoo, which was founded in 1916. c. but then the report was so esoteric, e. The San Diego Zoo, founded in 1916, is oper- d. but since the report was so esoteric, ated by The Zoological Society of San Diego, a e. and the report was so esoteric, not-for-proﬁt organization. 13. The pain medication Kristy received after surgery 10. Sean has visited all of the large amusement parks offered relief, however, the overwhelming feeling on the east coast; his favorite is the Viper, the of lethargy was an unexpected side effect. fastest roller coaster in the United States. a. relief, however, the overwhelming feeling of a. Sean has visited all of the large amusement lethargy was an unexpected side effect. parks on the east coast; b. relief; however, the overwhelming feeling of b. While Sean has visited all of the large amuse- lethargy was an unexpected side affect. ment parks on the east coast, c. relief, because the overwhelming feeling of c. Since Sean has visited all of the large amuse- lethargy was an unexpected side effect. ment parks on the east coast, he can say that d. relief, since the overwhelming feeling of d. Sean has ridden roller coasters at all of the lethargy was an unexpected side effect. large amusement parks on the east coast; e. relief; however, the overwhelming feeling of e. Sean has been on every roller coaster on the lethargy was an unexpected side effect. east coast and 123
– PRACTICE TEST 2 – 14. Being knowledgeable and affable, students will feel more comfortable approaching their teachers with questions or problems. a. Being knowledgeable and affable, students will feel more comfortable approaching their teachers with questions or problems. b. Being knowledgeable and affable, teachers will feel more comfortable approaching their stu- dents with questions or problems. c. When teachers are knowledgeable and affable, students will feel more comfortable approach- ing them with questions or problems. d. Teachers being knowledgeable and affable will make students feel more comfortable about approaching them with their questions or problems. e. When teachers are knowledgeable and affable, students will feel more comfortable with ques- tions or problems that they can approach them with. 124
– PRACTICE TEST 2 – A nswer Key agement and the speciﬁc essay-writing strategies you learned in Chapter 3. It’s also here for you to compare your ﬁnished product with the rubric. The more you Section 1: Essay practice and perform these evaluations, the better you’ll Use the following rubric to evaluate your writing. This understand exactly what your scorers are looking for. practice essay is included so you can work on time man- Demonstrates outstanding writing skills 6 ■ Includes a clear and insightful point of view on the question and reﬂects excellent critical think- ■ ing, using strong examples and other evidence to support this point of view Contains a strong organization and focus, a clear sense of unity, and a skillful ﬂow of ideas ■ Demonstrates a strong command of language, with varied and appropriate word choice, and ■ meaningful variation in sentence structure Contains few, if any, errors in grammar, usage, and mechanics ■ Demonstrates effective writing skills 5 ■ Includes a clear point of view on the question and reﬂects strong critical thinking, using good ■ examples and other evidence to support this point of view Contains strong organization and focus, a sense of unity, and a ﬂow of ideas ■ Demonstrates a good command of language, with appropriate word choices and variation in ■ sentence structure Contains few errors in grammar, usage, and mechanics ■ Demonstrates competent writing skills, but the quality of the writing may be inconsistent 4 ■ Includes a point of view on the question and reﬂects competent critical thinking, using sufﬁcient ■ examples to support this point of view Contains a general organizational plan and focus, with some unity and ﬂow of ideas ■ Demonstrates a sufﬁcient but inconsistent command of language, with mostly appropriate word ■ choice and some variation in sentence structure Contains some errors in grammar, usage, and mechanics ■ Demonstrates inadequate, but not incompetent, writing skills 3 ■ Includes a point of view on the question, reﬂecting some critical thinking, but this point of view ■ may be inconsistent or incomplete, and support may be lacking Contains a limited organizational strategy and focus, with a weak or inconsistent sense of unity ■ and ﬂow of ideas Demonstrates a developing but weak command of language, with weak or inappropriate vocabu- ■ lary, little or no variation in sentence structure, and may contain errors in sentence construction Contains many errors in grammar, usage, and mechanics ■ 125