Math Writing Questions Test 2

Question 1

Which choice best maintains the sentence pattern already established in the paragraph?

Accepted Answer

watches

Answer

The sentence pattern established in the paragraph likely uses present tense verbs to describe habitual actions or general truths. 'Watches' maintains this parallel structure, fitting seamlessly with other verbs that would describe what someone typically does or observes, ensuring consistency in verb tense and style throughout the text.

Question 2

Which choice best maintains the sentence pattern already established in the paragraph?

Accepted Answer

box. From just a few primary colors,

Answer

The choice 'box. From just a few primary colors,' correctly uses a period to end the preceding sentence and then starts a new sentence with a descriptive phrase. This creates a clear and natural pause, improving the flow and readability of the paragraph by separating distinct ideas and maintaining a consistent sentence structure.

Question 3

Which choice best maintains the sentence pattern already established in the paragraph?

Accepted Answer

parts: “king” and “man,”

Answer

The correct answer uses a colon to introduce the two specific 'parts' mentioned: 'king' and 'man.' This punctuation clearly signals that what follows is an elaboration or list of the previously stated 'parts.' Additionally, the comma after 'man' is correctly used to separate the items in the series, even if it's a two-item list, ensuring proper grammatical structure.

Question 4

Which choice best maintains the sentence pattern already established in the paragraph?

Accepted Answer

NO CHANGE

Answer

The choice 'NO CHANGE' is correct because the original phrasing is likely the most concise and stylistically consistent with the rest of the paragraph. Other options might introduce redundancy, alter the established tone, or disrupt the flow of the sentence pattern. Without the full context, it's inferred that the original wording is grammatically sound and clear.

Question 5

Which choice best maintains the sentence pattern already established in the paragraph?

Accepted Answer

departed

Answer

The word 'departed' is the most appropriate choice as it neutrally and formally conveys the act of leaving a place. 'Evacuated' implies a forced or emergency departure, 'retired' suggests ending a career, and the original word (not provided, but assumed to be less fitting) would not align as well. 'Departed' best maintains a consistent and suitable tone within the paragraph's established sentence pattern.

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Math Writing Questions Test 2