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  1. Which sentence is written in the passive voice?

    Answer: The report was submitted by the intern.

    In passive voice, the subject receives the action; here, 'the report' (subject) was acted upon by the intern.

  2. A CLB 8 writer is expected to produce texts that are characterized by which of the following?

    Answer: Logically organized paragraphs with developed arguments and minimal errors

    CLB 8 represents advanced-intermediate writing: organized, coherent, and nearly error-free for most communicative purposes.

  3. Which transition word best shows contrast between two ideas?

    Answer: However

    'However' signals a contrast or contradiction between the preceding and following ideas.

  4. In formal writing, which of the following should generally be avoided?

    Answer: Contractions such as 'don't' and 'can't'

    Contractions are considered informal and should be avoided in formal written documents.

  5. You receive an email asking you to confirm attendance at a training session. Which response is most appropriate?

    Answer: Thank you for the invitation. I confirm that I will attend the training session on [date].

    A professional reply confirms the specific details politely and maintains an appropriate level of formality.

  6. Which sentence contains a dangling modifier?

    Answer: Walking to work, the rain started to fall heavily.

    The phrase 'walking to work' must logically refer to a person, but it incorrectly modifies 'the rain' in that sentence.

  7. Which option correctly formats the salutation of a business letter when you do not know the recipient's name?

    Answer: Both A and C are correct.

    Both 'Dear Sir or Madam:' and 'To Whom It May Concern,' are accepted formal salutations when the recipient's name is unknown.

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