15 Questions
What is the primary aim of education according to the text?
To prepare students for success in the "real world"
Which of the following is NOT listed as a mark of punctuation in the text?
Hyphens
Why is it important for writers to maintain consistency in tense usage?
To ensure clarity and readability
Which of the following is an example of subject-verb agreement error?
"They says"
What is one aspect of formatting that proofreaders pay attention to?
How a page looks and is organized
What is the difference between editing and proofreading?
Editing involves revising vocabulary choices, while proofreading ensures there are no errors in grammar and spelling.
What is the main goal of proofreading when it comes to spelling?
To ensure there are no errors in spelling and grammar
Why is it important to pay special attention to spelling during proofreading?
To ensure proper word usage and avoid misspellings
Which of the following is NOT a component of proofreading for grammar?
Reviewing vocabulary choices
In the context of editing and proofreading, what does adjusting a storyline refer to?
Improving the flow and coherence of the storyline
What is a recommended strategy to approach proofreading with 'fresh eyes'?
Read the essay out loud
Which of the following corrections was NOT made in the sentence 'The Johnson family eat and talk quickly during their weekday meals together.'?
Lowercased 'eat'
What does the acronym 'CUPS' remind proofreaders to check for?
Capitalization, Usage, Punctuation, Spelling
Why is it recommended to use a ruler while proofreading?
To track the lines being read
What is a disadvantage of relying solely on spellcheck and grammatical software for proofreading?
They may introduce new errors
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