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Question 1. Question
:
In the following pair of sentences, one sentence is correct
and one has an error in its use of apostrophes, hyphens, quotation marks,
italics, dashes, parentheses, or capital letters. Indicate which sentence is incorrect.

It is a nurse’s responsibility to make sure
that all patients needs are met.

Question 2. Question
:
In the following pair of sentences, one sentence is correct
and one has an error in its use of apostrophes, hyphens, quotation marks,
italics, dashes, parentheses, or capital letters. Indicate which sentence is incorrect.

Next term, I would like to take courses in
Algebra, Biology, and Art History.

Question 3. Question
:
In the following pair of sentences, one sentence is correct
and one has an error in its use of apostrophes, hyphens, quotation marks,
italics, dashes, parentheses, or capital letters. Indicate which sentence is incorrect.

It’s a shame that the company spoiled its
image by running that advertisement.

Question 4. Question
:
In the following pair of sentences, one sentence is correct
and one has an error in its use of apostrophes, hyphens, quotation marks,
italics, dashes, parentheses, or capital letters. Indicate which sentence is incorrect.

The company
needs to create a more up to date logo.

Question 5. Question
:
In the following pair of sentences, one sentence is correct
and one has an error in its use of apostrophes, hyphens, quotation marks,
italics, dashes, parentheses, or capital letters. Indicate which sentence is incorrect.

“When
Hamlet says, ‘To be, or not to be,’ he isn’t talking about insects,†said the
professor.

Question 6. Question
:
In the following pair of sentences, one sentence is correct
and one has an error in its use of apostrophes, hyphens, quotation marks,
italics, dashes, parentheses, or capital letters. Indicate which sentence is incorrect.

Three
kinds of punctuation—dashes, parentheses, and brackets—are often confused

Question 7. Question
:
In the following pair of sentences, one sentence is correct
and one has an error in its use of apostrophes, hyphens, quotation marks,
italics, dashes, parentheses, or capital letters. Indicate which sentence is incorrect.

The
author’s latest book, Shopping for Everyone, was reviewed in the Journal of
Consumer Behavior.

Question 8. Question
:
In the following pair of sentences, one sentence is correct
and one has an error in its use of apostrophes, hyphens, quotation marks,
italics, dashes, parentheses, or capital letters. Indicate which sentence is incorrect.

I am looking for a full-time job as an
Accountant.

Question 9. Question
:
In the following pair of sentences, one sentence is correct
and one has an error in its use of apostrophes, hyphens, quotation marks,
italics, dashes, parentheses, or capital letters. Indicate which sentence is incorrect.

The term “outsourcing†refers to contracting
work to outside sources rather than internal staff.

Question 10. Question
:
In the following pair of sentences, one sentence is correct
and one has an error in its use of apostrophes, hyphens, quotation marks,
italics, dashes, parentheses, or capital letters. Indicate which sentence is incorrect.

“Convictions,†wrote the
philosopher, “are more dangerous foes of truth than lies.â€