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Sentence Clarity Flashcards

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  1. Which sentence is most clearly written?

    Answer: The officer arrested the suspect who had been identified by three witnesses at the convenience store.

    Option A presents a clear subject-verb-object structure with a properly placed relative clause.

  2. Select the sentence that contains NO errors in clarity or grammar.

    Answer: After interviewing the complainant, the detective determined that the noise violation occurred at approximately 11 PM.

    Option A correctly places the introductory phrase and clearly identifies the detective as the actor.

  3. Which revision best improves: 'The dog was observed by the officer running through the parking lot.'

    Answer: The officer observed the dog running through the parking lot.

    Option A eliminates ambiguity about who was running by using active voice and placing 'running' directly after 'dog.'

  4. Which sentence uses parallel structure correctly?

    Answer: The officer's duties include patrolling the neighborhood, responding to calls, and writing reports.

    Option A maintains parallel structure with three gerund phrases: patrolling, responding, and writing.

  5. Which sentence avoids wordiness while maintaining clarity?

    Answer: The suspect fled on foot heading northbound.

    Option A conveys all essential information concisely.

  6. Identify the sentence with a misplaced modifier.

    Answer: Wearing a ski mask, the bank was robbed by the suspect.

    In Option A, 'Wearing a ski mask' incorrectly modifies 'the bank' instead of 'the suspect.'